The phrase "a credible manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the way in which something is done that is believable or trustworthy.
Example: "The researcher presented her findings in a credible manner, ensuring that the audience could trust the data."
Alternatives: "a trustworthy way" or "a reliable approach".
A corrupted media can never uncover corruption in a credible manner.
"We have no skills in reporting in a credible manner or in academic writing".
"If this doesn't happen and the crisis is not resolved in a credible manner, you have to entertain the question of whether you are still in good hands with Fifa," Rauball added.
We forcefully criticized the conduct of the trial and called on the Haitian interim government to ensure that people accused of committing gross human rights violations and other such crimes be prosecuted in a credible manner.
And with American negotiators present, what Iran wants most – a broader discussion about its national security in the regional context – can be addressed in a credible manner because the US is the only state that can ultimately assuage Iran's security concerns.
Most importantly, the government could not explain to the court in a credible manner why it was in such a hurry to implement the ban.
But someone who seems so superficially involved with his artistic medium can't expect to engage so immense a tragedy in any credible manner.
"In peacekeeping, we have a doctrine that you sometimes have to show force in order not to use force," he said, "that you arrive in such a robust, credible manner that the other side may do what you wish to see done, without having to fight".
These measures use industry standard best practices and can be monitored in an affordable but credible manner at a practical scale and with the frequency necessary to influence conservation actions.
She and Eklöv had explained everything "in a satisfactory and credible manner," wrote the panel, which asked UU to "take diligent steps to restore the reputation of the accused".
The Saudis have said they would welcome the release of the chapter because it would "allow us to respond to any allegations in a clear and credible manner".
