"methodologies such as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to introduce a list of examples. For example: "Many organizations are embracing new methodologies such as Agile, Scrum, and Kanban to drive the development of their products."
There are signs that previously under-used methodologies such as translation are being re-examined and revitalised.
Gubrium brings extensive experience in innovative research methodologies such as narrative, participatory, visual, and community engagement.
Sutherland already had a strong background in methodologies such as rapid application development, object-oriented design, PDSA cycles, and skunkworks.
In light of the above, we must question why the majority of consumer research is still built on basic self-reporting methodologies, such as surveys?
Local government has been using streamlining methodologies such as lean systems thinking for more than 20 years, and we are always trying to simplify things for our residents.
Major advances in scaffold architecture would be achieved using innovative processing methodologies such as microfabrication.
Recently developed methodologies such as climate reanalysis make it possible to create a historical record of climate systems.
George C. Halvorson, the chairman and CEO of Kaiser Permanente, warns against using untested methodologies such as SOA in a health care environment, where lives are at stake.
Are you leveraging innovative learning methodologies such as games, simulations, reverse mentoring, e-coaching, peer-to-peer learning, and informal learning, to accelerate learning across the enterprise?
Increasingly, companies are applying data-driven methodologies such as carbon footprinting, product indexing, lifecycle analysis, and ecosystem services valuation to support smarter decision-making and business innovation.
Computational methodologies such as kinetic modeling, metabolic flux analysis, and new variants of flux balance analysis are explained in detail.
