The phrase "methodological orientation" is correct and appropriate to use in written English.
It refers to the approach or perspective that a person or researcher takes in their methodology, or the way they conduct their research or problem solving. Example: The study's methodological orientation was towards a qualitative approach, allowing for in-depth understanding of the participants' experiences.
The two poles of methodological orientation that we have used to categorise the majority of methodologies are useful in the sense that they provide a very general way of thinking about how a normative conclusion can be reached.
This methodological orientation explains why, in my opinion, designers tend to gravitate toward the social rather than environmental problems of sustainability, as it's a natural fit for their skills requiring no retraining.
Especially important in this regard are the writings from the 1930s, which were largely responsible for developing the epistemological and methodological orientation of Frankfurt School critical theory.
This method is also included in the global group of "intuitive-logics models" which methodological orientation is "essentially subjective and qualitative, relying on disciplined intuition" [30].
In addition to the gamification works with theoretical, conceptual or methodological orientation, five literature reviews (Borges, Durelli, Reis, & Isotani, 2014; Caponetto et al., 2014; Dicheva & Dichev, 2015; Faiella & Ricciardi, 2015; Gerber, 2014) have been published over the last two years.
While this paper began with a critique of video as a means of 'knowing' what is learnt and its pedagogical premise, it ends with the Bakhtinian proposition that it is the effort of knowing that maps out a revised methodological orientation for the field.
The distinction between tool and venue plays out across disciplinary and methodological orientations.
The methodology is of particular interest, as it is a dual-method, mixed paradigm study involving two separate teams of researchers with different methodological orientations and, potentially, varying objectives.
In addition, analyzing the firm's praxeology in the temporal dynamics requires other methodological orientations, such as extending the sample to other entrepreneurs in various branches of activity, as well as involving other territorial players and different stakeholders directly involved (e.g., Gérard and Dokou 2001).
The data were analysed by the research group; the coders represented different theoretical perspectives, scientific backgrounds and methodological orientations (i.e., qualitative and quantitative methods).
The key point is that the following methodological orientations often arise directly out of how globalization has been conceptualized, which then transfers existing conceptual disagreements onto debates concerning what empirical properties constitute the processes of globalization and what methodological tools are best suited to capture these processes.
