The phrase "a relaxed manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's approach or behavior that is calm and easygoing.
Example: "She delivered her presentation in a relaxed manner, which helped put the audience at ease."
Alternatives: "a laid-back style" or "an easygoing approach."
This is another clue that Rolls-Royce expects you to drive in a relaxed manner.
He has a relaxed manner, though his appointment calendar is booked solid.
He has lively eyes, a relaxed manner, a quick sense of humor and more native optimism than most.
Fix: A good warm-up to loosen the body will help you run in a relaxed manner.
"I think our butter is burning, sorry," said Tucci in a relaxed manner, taking a saucepan off the heat.
"He has a relaxed manner, nice soft hands in the field and an easy swing that can send the ball a long way.
Safire affected a scruffy, relaxed manner in a newspaper where correct dress and behaviour were generally expected.
To do this with a mantra, you can start by vocalizing it for a while in an easy, relaxed manner, then settle naturally into subvocalizing, eventually leaving off doing even that, so that the mantra becomes just a lightly held thought -- not necessarily definite or clear, just a subtle mental echo of the sound.
Your shooting hand should grip the butt of the cue stick in a loose, relaxed manner, with your thumb as a support and your index, middle, and ring fingers doing the gripping.
The shift from the pressing necessity of an overall improvement and the more 'vitalistic' understanding of health was now regarded as a common responsibility to improve the quality of life in a more relaxed manner; as such, joint effort and cooperation is required.
"I'm grateful that my child can learn about this in a natural, relaxed manner".
