The phrase "a characteristic mode of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a typical or distinctive way of doing something or a specific manner in which something occurs.
Example: "The study revealed a characteristic mode of communication among the species that was previously undocumented."
Alternatives: "a typical method of" or "a distinctive way of".
A characteristic mode of landholding, known as the seigneurial system, began to evolve.
The majority Han population soon adopted Chinese hip hop culture as a characteristic mode of youthful artistic expression.
In addition to this, we also noticed a characteristic mode of hexagonal WO3 at 651 cm−1[20], which again confirmed the crystal structures of nanowire and nanorods.
Perineural invasion from pancreatic adenocarcinoma is a characteristic mode of extrapancreatic spread, and confers a poor prognosis.
The latter is based on a characteristic mode of fragmentation of the modified DNA oligonucleotides induced by CSD or by CID.
Our structural analysis demonstrated that both VIM and SHP motifs contributed to Cdc48 binding, suggesting a bipartite interaction mechanism, a characteristic mode of binding of common Cdc48 adaptors (Bruderer et al., 2004; Yeung et al., 2008).
Retrograde spread of ductal adenocarcinoma along the perineural space of these nerve fascicles is a highly characteristic mode of extrapancreatic dissemination of tumor (Fig. 1).
It is well established in mammalian systems that high-LET irradiations have more pronounced effects on biological systems than that of low LET [ 22], owing to the characteristic mode of energy deposition along a track.
Since, in the secular city, "the political" was replacing "the metaphysical as the characteristic mode of grasping reality," it was only right for religious folk to drop theology and pick up urbanology.
The three-dimensional fatigue damage simulation successfully predicts the characteristic mode of failure under fixed-point pulsation.
