What method is the most scientifically sound for generating simulated gravity in an asteroid habitat?

Rotation of the habitat structure

To counteract the severe health consequences associated with microgravity environments on small asteroids, a method to simulate gravity is essential. The most scientifically recognized and sound principle for achieving this involves inducing rotation in the habitat structure, whether it is a section carved out of the asteroid or an entire asteroid section spun deliberately. Centrifugal force, generated by this rotation, pushes inhabitants outward against the interior surfaces, effectively mimicking the downward pull of gravity experienced on a larger body. This method is a widely discussed principle already applied to concepts for space stations, providing a physically reliable way to approximate terrestrial gravitational levels for long-term residency.