The phrase "a proactive manner to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an approach or method that is anticipatory and action-oriented, often in a professional or problem-solving context.
Example: "We need to address customer feedback in a proactive manner to improve our services."
Alternatives: "an anticipatory approach to" or "a forward-thinking way to".
Several banks have already seen this development and acted in a proactive manner to create their own solutions.
As customers get smarter, businesses need to stay ahead of customer needs in a proactive manner to achieve the highest customer experience.
"I try to prevent myself from getting too stressed out in a proactive manner to avoid angry outbursts.
However, we suggest that interference control may also operate in a proactive manner to prevent effects of interference.
There are many examples of individual and collaborative research between industry, academia and government acting in a proactive manner to improve the scientific understanding of PIE and ERA, to ensure that ERA guidance is offering adequate levels of environmental protection.
In 2009, for his work on CLTS, Chief Macha was also recognized by the African Ministers' Council on Water with its top prize for leadership, citing his "uniquely proactive manner to advocate for improved sanitation" in his native Zambia.
In 2009 for his work on CLTS, Chief Macha was recognized by the African Ministers' Council on Water with its top Prize for Leadership, citing his "uniquely proactive manner to advocate for improved sanitation" in his native Zambia.
This evidence underscores the need for hospitals to start reacting in a proactive manner rather than in a reactive one to combat the rising resistance rates.
That pro-active element will be the central message of the conference, as Rachel White of Bolton community safety says: The campaign is unique in that it challenges disability hate crime in a proactive manner, rather than waiting for incidents to occur before encouraging reporting and providing support to victims.
How can we use this information to improve health in a proactive manner, rather than merely identifying those at risk?
Ethical, cultural, and social issues related to consent for future use of samples, plus development of global access policies, need to be addressed in a proactive manner.
