The phrase "up to date methods" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe the most current or latest techniques used in a particular area. For example, "The police relied on up to date methods to solve the crime much more quickly than anticipated."
He suspects the truth and proceeds to uncover it through up-to-date methods of eavesdropping and torture.
The guidelines review, which is expected to be completed in August, seeks to ensure that the guidelines are "of the highest quality," "reflect best international practice," and "develop a more concise, clear, focused and up-to-date methods guidance".
To improve farming, governments have sent hundreds of thousands of agriculture extension agents to visit farmers across America and every corner of the world and teach them up-to-date methods for increasing their crop yields.
The key element in these changes was not money, but a series of exchange visits between the two communities that introduced Dubna's political leaders and medical professionals to more up-to-date methods and techniques.
"There is simply no excuse for the N.R.C.'s failure to require the most up-to-date methods to assess the threat posed by natural disasters such as earthquakes," Ms. Boxer said in a statement.
The solar scheme has substantial experimental advantages, and the American physicist Robert H. Dicke and his colleagues, in a careful series of observations in the 1960s (employing up-to-date methods of servo control and observation), found that the weak equivalence principle held to about one part in 1011 for the attraction of the Sun on gold and aluminum.
- In Section 2, the classic and up-to-date methods of range image registration are presented.
Experiments demonstrate that ABSRC achieves quite encouraging robustness against image degeneration, and outperforms many up-to-date methods.
We feel that there is an opportunity to improve these heritage data by using up-to-date methods and gravity fields.
The primary objective of this session was to describe and discuss the importance of national and international standardization to ensure the development and provision of high-quality and up-to-date methods for chemical and environmental effect monitoring.
