The phrase "a crazy way of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an unconventional or unexpected method of doing something.
Example: "She has a crazy way of solving problems that often leads to innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "an unusual method of" or "a wild approach to".
"I know it's a crazy way of doing things, but I'm crazy about books," he said.
Instead, we're going to teach you about Gröbner bases, a crazy way of representing spaces of polynomials, which also gives the ability to solve polynomial equations.
This was a crazy way of doing things for any self-respecting avant garde composer in the 1970s, and Rihm unwittingly found himself part of a movement misleadingly called (aren't they all?) the "New Simplicity".
Do multiple dimensions really exist or are they just a crazy way of making the maths work?
At least, we think, it will explain how Perella manages to stay sane while surviving--even embracing--such a crazy way of life.
Loving," the singer announces that "I'm going to Kansas City/Kansas City here I come….they got a crazy way of lovin' there/And I'm gonna get me some".
"It is kind of a crazy way to win," Burbank Coach Jarrod Przebieda said of the boys' result.
The volatility of bitcoin renders it a poor means of payment and a crazy way to store value," Mr Carstens said in a speech in Frankfurt.
What a crazy way to live; 87% of people in full-time employment are not passionate about what they do.
"This is a crazy way to determine the nominees of the parties because there's really no time for almost anyone to have a cogent debate," said Mr. Rendell, the Democratic chairman.
In another essay he expounded on the sheer difficulty: "The truth is it's a crazy way to play the uke; ease of execution is all but sacrificed, subordinated to whatever it takes to get that shimmering, harplike sound.
