The phrase "a more structured manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the organization or presentation of information or actions in a clearer and more systematic way.
Example: "To improve our workflow, we need to approach our tasks in a more structured manner."
Alternatives: "a more organized way" or "a more systematic approach".
He has noticed how much better he feels after exercise and eating in a more structured manner.
Females studied more theory, pursued training in a more structured manner, practiced more elements of driving in several different environments, and participated more extensively in driving school instruction.
In 2008, I decided to look for ways to spread my own love of Shakespeare to other young people in a more structured manner … from which THSC was born".
However, in a large campus or corporate network, transmitters may be placed in a more structured manner which may result in a grid conflict graph topology.
Today, YouTube is launching a new feature that allows channel owners to poll their audience in a more structured manner: it has embedded a customized version of Google moderator, a tool that launched back in fall 2008.
Exclusive – Amsterdam-based startup Silk, which offers a platform that allows content creators to distribute their work on the Web in a more structured manner, has raised €320,000 (approximately $475,000) in early-stage funding from Atomico and a number of individual angel investors, TechCrunch has learned.
Adding my proposals on Emergence, opens up the discussion about life in a more structured scientific manner.
They were found to help focus discussions on particular themes[ 32] and enabled research subjects to more easily reflect on a topic or their beliefs by helping them to express thoughts in a more structured and organized manner[ 50, 51].
The Italian government allocates some $4 million a year to Herculaneum, she said, but the Packard funds have permitted conservators to work in a more structured and forward-looking manner.
And so, I think, for those reasons, I would not have a formalized process, but I would have had a more structured and a more rigorous process in the manner that I've described.
This paper argues that modeling systems in this manner leads to unexpected and hard-to-analyze interactions between the communication mechanisms and proposes a more structured approach to heterogeneity, called hierarchical heterogeneity, to solve this problem.
