method
n. countablen. a specific way of doing something, especially one that is planned or organized. It usually involves following a set of steps to get the result you want.
n. a systematic or established procedure for accomplishing a task or approaching a problem. It implies a structured, logical sequence of actions rather than a random or improvised approach.
We need to find a better method for cleaning the floors.
The teacher introduced a new method of learning vocabulary that relies on spaced repetition instead of cramming.
Although the traditional method of extracting the mineral was highly inefficient, the company hesitated to adopt newer technologies due to the steep initial costs of upgrading their facilities.
Frequently followed by the preposition 'of' or 'for' plus a gerund to specify the action being performed.