The phrase 'using the method introduced' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when introducing a new method or technique, as in the following sentence: "Using the method introduced in this paper, we were able to achieve a significantly better result."
The large duration of the database allows us to accurately assess the presence of a tie by using the method introduced by Miritello et al. [17] which splits the observation period in different time windows and uses each of them to characterize and assess tie presence.
After the boxes had been out for 20 days over the course of a month, three-quarters of the resident tits had opened a box at least once, almost always using the method introduced by the re-released males.
Then, we calibrate the image using the method introduced in [25].
Using the method introduced in [3], Jung [6] obtained a result for Jensen equation.
Actually, word weight can be obtained by using the method introduced by Section 4.2, which means each sentiment carrier and name entity have their values.
By using the method introduced in [20], the forecasting results in one time slot are obtained, which are shown in Table 5.
In general, their results are expected to be better than those obtained using the methods introduced here, in particular when the number of frames is small.
Pan-genomic analysis was performed using the methods introduced by Tettelin et al. [ 24], with modifications on the conservation threshold and permutation sampling.
We used the method introduced in Section 2.3 to generate polar clue candidates, and then used the criterion introduced in Section 2.2 to select the prior negative clues, which expressed negative sentiments independent of context.
aIn the context, we use the method introduced in [8] to determine the regularization parameter β2, and the confidence interval that controls the size of β2 is set to 99% (unless specially stated).
Yue et al. ([2008]) used the method introduced by Bates and Granger ([1969]) and Newbold and Granger ([1974]) to combine stand-level outputs from whole-stand and individual-tree models.
