The phrase "a characteristic manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific way of doing something that is typical or distinctive of a person or group.
Example: "Her speeches are delivered in a characteristic manner that captivates the audience."
Alternatives: "a distinctive way" or "a typical style".
Here is Claudia expounding in a characteristic manner: "For me, memory evokes the theater.
The cortex consists of six distinct layers, each containing populations of nerve cells that are organized in a characteristic manner.
According to the specific process chain the surface integrity and consequently the fatigue behaviour of the specimens is influenced in a characteristic manner.
They have an important functional role in forests, they are economically important as prey for furbearer populations, and they respond to disturbance in a characteristic manner.
Reversibility is readily detected via use of this designer waveform by noting a constant peak height (Ip ωt)) for all eight frequencies, whereas Ip ωt) values decrease in a characteristic manner with increasing frequency for a quasi-reversible process or when uncompensated resistance is present, as demonstrated experimentally and theoretically.
However, it remains unclear if the molecular and cellular features that direct the biological potential and functional behavior are restored in a characteristic manner once hiPS cells are differentiated towards a fibroblast lineage.
Lions tend to roar in a very characteristic manner, starting with a few deep, long roars that trail off into a series of shorter ones.
Some males approach the female only at night and vibrate her web in a highly characteristic manner, different from that caused by the struggling of a trapped animal.
In a very characteristic manner, President Trump criticized Canada's milk policy on Thursday, April 20 during an executive-order signing ceremony for something completely unrelated.
Long CDR-H3 sequences are often internally stabilized by disulfide bridges in a very characteristic manner.
6) a) a habitual or characteristic manner.
