"weighing method" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a method of evaluating factors or data by determining the relative importance or impact of each factor. For example: "The manager used a weighing method to decide which proposal would be most beneficial for the company."
The excretion of faeces or urine between two successive weighings was recorded during a test of the weighing method and the proportion of such events was found to be small (less than 8% of the lambs).
The results predicted by the microwave technique are compared with that determined by standard weighing method.
The distilled water was used as standard liquid, traceable to a standard solid density determined by hydrostatic weighing method.
Biological evaluations were performed on their 5α-reductase inhibitory activities by both in vitro enzyme inhibition assay and in vivo by prostate weighing method.
This paper proposes a novel approach of optimizing a neural network with weight-smoothing constraint (WSCNN) and a weighing method for a truck scale based on WSCNN.
The wet and dry weights of the fouling formed by IB at different temperatures, fluid flow velocities and bacteria concentrations were analyzed via weighing method.
Six different weighing methods were used to rank and select the significant environmental aspects to study further.
The most significant environmental aspects according to the weighing methods are emission of sulphur dioxide and carbon dioxide.
The British news media largely interpreted these views as naïve, while senior Labour legislators were already weighing methods of curbing immigration to appeal to disenchanted Labour voters who favored leaving the European Union.
Experiments were performed for image-aided video annotation which demonstrated the effectiveness of the proposed HDCC and group weighing methods.
In previous investigations, we found the skinfold and hydrostatic weighing methods to provide similar results on the study population of interest (Friedlander et al. 1998, 1999).
