The phrase "a calculated way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or approach that is deliberate and thought out, often implying careful planning or consideration.
Example: "She approached the negotiation in a calculated way, ensuring that every move was strategically planned."
Alternatives: "a deliberate manner" or "a measured approach".
On the phone with business associates, Trump would flatter, bully, and occasionally get mad, but always in a calculated way.
"He does everything in a calculated way, with a strategy, and 'Never Sorry' captures that".
But we were willing to take the risks in a calculated way because it built on our values.
The sartorial M.O., as characterized by another Little Red Schoolhouse parent, Sophie Knight, is "casual, but in a calculated way".
We took turns paying for things, too, not in a calculated way, at least not on Randy's part.
But the response of the U.S. government was fast, decisive and, in a calculated way, quite brutal.
But to effect, in a rather calculated way, to whip up a campaign against a whole section of the population that is vulnerable, is truly shocking".
"Agents and managers, they do this stuff in a very calculated way," Mr. Reeves said.
But between the proliferation of artisanal food trucks and items like cupcakes made of Valrhona and Callebaut chocolates and topped with a fondant daisy for $2.75 at Georgetown Cupcake, or Fresh Direct's offering of "heritage" pork from the Flying Pigs Farm in upstate New York, millennials tend to spend their dining dollars sparingly and in a more calculated way.
What is true is that Parisians do "having fun" in a very calculated way, and this exists both in the underground scene (overpriced clubs listed on Resident Advisor) and commercial scene (overpriced clubs listed in a Lonely Planet guide).
(Group 1, PT 6) The factors that contribute to positive decision appear to rest on a more calculated way of thinking or approach; weighing the advantages against the disadvantages and assessment of the degree of effectiveness.
