The phrase "a classical way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a traditional or established method of doing something.
Example: "In literature, a classical way of storytelling often involves a clear beginning, middle, and end."
Alternatives: "a traditional method" or "an established approach".
So he decided to teach himself to draw in a classical way.
"We studied the original McKim drawings and thought about this in a classical way," Mr. McGlade explained.
Much of Morris's work as director seems to have been aimed at making the ballet's story clear, in a classical way.
The style and the spirit belong to, or better continue, a Classical way of hearing; the language, however, has radically changed.
He came from a classical way of photographing, and he was aware there was something new happening in New York, and people were going beyond the boundaries of gender and beyond their own boundaries.
In Learning to Drive, there is "no romance in a classical way", Coixet said, and the lead character is a fiftysomething woman "because the world is full of them".
"I don't have the experience of improvising within a Classical style the way someone like Robert Levin does, and sometimes I think I would love to take some lessons with him.
She's done over her glitzy apartment in a more classical way -- and turned the walk-in closet back to a guest room.
"We believe form should follow function in a very classical way," says Hiroshi Nakaizumi, the head of Sony Ericsson's design centre.Part of the appeal of the jack-knife design is that some Japanese consumers are getting bored with the clamshell design.
Presenting contemporary classical music in a 'non classical way, composer and turntablist Gabriel Prokofiev will serve up his own Cello Multitracks and Second String Quartet along with music by Giovanni Sollima and DJ sets in between the live performances.
Me, I tend to like something that makes an impact in a unique but classical way, like a bold plaid jacket with navy tux pants and a simple bow tie".
