The phrase "a lucid manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a way of presenting information that is clear and easy to understand.
Example: "The professor explained the complex theory in a lucid manner, making it accessible to all students."
Alternatives: "a clear way" or "an understandable manner."
Constructive criticism will therefore greatly enhance the standards of all journals and help investigators firm their ideas in a more lucid manner.
We shall explain how the Traffic Light System can be used as a framework to help chiropractors make clinical decisions in a simple and lucid manner.
We explain how the Traffic Light System can be used as a simple framework to help chiropractors make clinical decisions in a simple and lucid manner.
He could explain the complex in a straightforward and lucid manner, and his judgments were invaluable.
In this brief work he draws on his immense theological knowledge to rethink in a profound and lucid manner the relationship between philosophy, science and theology.
"Just when you thought the world couldn't possibly need yet another biography of 'Bloody Mary Tudor,' (1516-1558), along comes a young, hotshot British historian who not only discovers aspects others before her have missed, she shares her new tidbits in a compelling and lucid manner in her debut work".
In general, the experiments were carefully performed, and the work has been presented in a lucid and logical manner.
The work was written in a lucid and straightforward manner, with an informal and personal prose style, almost completely free of the usual ornate language of the day.
Curiously, the elephant has attracted dozens of birds -- owls, starlings, goldfinches, vultures, larks and so on -- painted in a lucid, Audubon-like manner.
He is a highly effective communicator, through both the written and the spoken word; this has enabled him to present the complexities of medical research to the public and Congress in a lucid and enthusiastic manner.
