"quotation method" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a technique of quoting the words of a speaker or writer to illustrate a point or to back up an argument. For example, "In his famous speech, President John F. Kennedy declared, 'Ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country.' This quotation method was used to emphasize the importance of individual responsibility."
The proposed quotation methods have been employed to develop a web-based automated quotation system that can provide instant and accurate price quotation for SL parts to support effectively the RP&M service.
The remix should be thought of as a method of quotation, citation and commentary; as a form of pastiche, parody or homage; as a means of picking our way through the media-saturated labyrinth in which we find ourselves; a vital expression of our living culture in a confused and confusing time.
Our method increases quotation accuracy and transparency, which boosts reporting credibility.
I put "parenting method" in quotation marks because what these parents are doing isn't parenting at all.
Trevor-Roper's methods of quotation might harm his reputation for seriousness, concluded Taylor, "if he had one".Half a century later, the seriousness of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has been questioned in a Taylor-style takedown by SaveTheInternet.in.in
The downside of the oral-history method of using quotations to construct a biography involves wading through occasional patches of flat water, in this case testimonies from assorted Parish-Hadley clients.
We recorded if validity was assessed and if so, the type of validity that the authors described to assess (in quotation marks) and the statistical methods used (in brackets).
At one point, the author compares Dylan's compositional method, which often involves quotation, appropriation and juxtaposition from a wide variety of musical, textual and even cinematic sources, to a more familiar form of assemblage.
It is a more useful way to think about the value of history in policymaking than the historical-case-study debate method, I agree, and the quotation has stuck with me.
Six articulated the need to "stay positive" or "ignorance is bliss" as a method of coping (see Table 3, quotations #2 and 3, for example quotations from two survivors).
