The phrase "a manner that only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific way of doing something that is unique or exclusive to a particular subject or context.
Example: "She approached the problem in a manner that only a seasoned expert could understand."
Alternatives: "a way that only" or "a method that only".
In the secure multicast communication, data is transmitted in such a manner that only authorized group members are able to receive the data.
Strain gages attached to cantilever beams were connected to a Wheatstone bridge in such a manner that only draft force is measured.
But I got stuck on the "P" of Panorama, panicked and said: "Monitor!" From then on, I stammered and spluttered in a manner that only Colin Firth could do justice to.
The look, favored by teenage boys, involves wearing a white T-shirt in such a manner that only one arm is inserted in a sleeve, while the other arm dangles, locked to the torso.
Christobel Kent's first case for Florentine private eye Sandro Cellini arrives in the tumultuous wake of Michele Giuttari's crime series which mixed death, espresso and political manoeuvring in a manner that only the city's former police chief could nail.
But where Grant self-medicated his frustrations with drink and retreated into stoic silence, Sherman experienced erratic emotional ups and downs that he shared with his friends and family in a manner that only intensified his self-laceration.
And it does so in such a convincing manner that only the foolish would dare argue with them.
The massacre unified Pakistanis of all stripes in the somber manner that only heartbreak can.
And it is Ms. Ganier's accomplishment to show aging in her posture, her weary eyes and a manner that softens only by slightly perceptible degrees and only because of the battering she takes over the years.
then the IKS has been started in a manner that allows only client/server operation.
Norah Jones is a lovely young woman with a lovely young voice who sings jazz-inflected songs of romance in a manner that can only be called consoling.
