The phrase "a manner that provides" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a way of doing something that offers a particular benefit or outcome.
Example: "The training program was designed in a manner that provides participants with the skills they need to succeed in their careers."
Alternatives: "a way that offers" or "a method that delivers".
In addition, agencies should allocate awards in a manner that provides meaningfully greater rewards to top performers.
DfID's work supports these partnerships in a manner that provides value for money, always helps the world's poorest and is open and transparent to the British public".
Degree programs are structured in a manner that provides students with excellent training while maintaining a relatively short time to degree.
Recipients of assistance under this chapter shall conduct all procurement transactions in a manner that provides full and open competition as determined by the Secretary.
Exchange 2000 servers should be rolled out in a manner that provides the most efficient use of implementation resources and the most complete user experience.
Cargo can be attached in a manner that provides a homogeneous derivative population rather than a polydisperse mixture of singly and multiply-labeled molecular species.
With this experimental set up, stretching of the capsule occurred in a manner that provided a uniaxial vertical load without any horizontal or torsional forces.
Despite these disruptions, and because of an established foundation of trust and cooperation, policy planning resumed in a manner that provided a sense of stability and purpose in otherwise unstable political situations.
It is interesting to speculate that if, in maize (a monocot), soybean VSPβ was degraded in a manner that provided amino acids that were translocated to the seed to support seed development, then development of high level VSP expressing monocots may be a way to improve nitrogen content of the seed/grain produced by the plant.
That trial was similar to CALGB 97-41 in that it was designed in a manner that provided a pure test of the 'dose dense' concept; patients were randomly assigned to receive six cycles of FEC (fluorouracil 600 mg/m, epirubicin 60 mg/m, and cyclophosphamide 600 mg/m) given either every 3 weeks (FEC21) or every 2 weeks (FEC14) with CSF support (Fig. 6).
In a statement, Mrs. Whitman said today's action would "ensure that a standard will be put in place in a timely manner that provides clean, safe and affordable drinking water for the nation and is based on the best science".
