The phrase "a fixed way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or approach that is established and unchanging.
Example: "The company has adopted a fixed way of conducting meetings that all employees must follow."
Alternatives: "a set method" or "a predetermined approach".
Paul seems fated to be understood in a fixed way by his family, and this enrages him, which makes him behave exactly as they expect him to.
The term race when applied to humans carries connotations of a fixed way of being that is often used to imply the superiority of one group of humans over another.
What's more, it taught me how to work in an organisation which, on one hand, had high expectations about what we could teach them and, on the other, already had a fixed way of doing things.
There's an inauthenticity in a "persistent complaint paired with a fixed way of being".
The brain is not a set of specified drawers where information is filed in a fixed way.
Moreover, individuals who come together to act in a fixed way form larger individuals, terminating ultimately in the supreme-individual: the whole of nature (II/101-102, L7).
This porousness makes it difficult to establish clear lines between good and bad guys, to define, in any fixed way, right and wrong.
I think perhaps a very fixed way of describing these time steps allows for developers to have a bit more flexibility in dealing with latency issues and making sure videos stay in sync". A flick is not the first unit of time designed by a major corporation.
I do arrange my songs in a relatively fixed way, at least until I come to one of those sound-effects passages.
This can be an easy and fixed way of setting rates.
They often deliberately commit this fault because it's simpler, therefore cheaper, to program a computer to interrogate the user and not let go until all questions have been answered in one of a few fixed ways than to allow the user to do any one of several things with the assurance that the computer will pay attention.
