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A generalization of Struble's method is given. A general scheme of this generalized method is given and it is shown that in fact this method is one of the possible schemes of the averaging method. The calculation of integrals in the averaging method here is replaced by the employing of specific trigonometrical identities. This is also proof of the mathematical basis of the method since the averaging method is mathematically wellgrounded.