"transparent method" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to describe a system or process that is easily understood or seen clearly. For example, "We have implemented a more transparent method of collecting data to improve efficiency."
Critics of the selection process for head of the I.M.F. say a more transparent method is needed, one that chooses from a wider pool of candidates.
But auctions are where museums most often decide to sell works of art, because public sales are widely considered the most transparent method of deaccessioning.
The BSB identify a further benefit… it will provide, they say, a structured and more transparent method of career progression: a major reason, they assert, that advocates seek employment is a lack of structured progression in the self-employed Bar.
Wonga.com said that it had a transparent method for detailing the true cost of borrowing on its website, and said that the loans it advertised on TV had to be applied for online.
It also routed the payments to conceal the connection to sanctioned countries, amended messages to remove information that identified sanctioned entities, and used a less transparent method of payment messages.
The MDST offers a structured and transparent method for such analyses.
Off-exchange trading will become far less attractive if banks have to disclose trading intentions.Investment firms argue that investors should be given the choice between less and more transparent methods of order execution.
This is more often due to the lack of a consistent definition, few robust and transparent methods for general degradation monitoring, data deficiencies, low technical capacity and limited funding [15, 27, 28].
Furthermore, note that an AD technique which does not rely on the features used by the QSAR model allows comparable implementation in both the so-called transparent methods (e.g., decision trees) and "black box" methods (e.g., artificial neural networks).
First of all, we need to commit to studying EDCs more consistently and rigorously, with transparent methods of assessing these chemicals.
This characteristic makes them much easier to interpret than less transparent methods.
