The phrase "a serial manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or process that is done in a sequence or one after another.
Example: "The tasks were completed in a serial manner, ensuring that each step was finished before moving on to the next."
Alternatives: "in a sequential manner" or "in a consecutive manner".
Production lines, designed in a serial manner, have attracted the attention of researchers for many years.
For this application, the electron-beam lithography process generates the master mask primarily in a serial manner.
Assembly lines are designed as flow oriented production systems which perform operations on standardized products in a serial manner.
We "slowed-down" the construction process through the use of auditorily presented phrases describing single scene elements in a serial manner.
First, the signal enhancement we observed when subjects generated a sequence of tones (comprising a melody) using multiple fingers in a serial manner was also observed when a single sound was repeatedly produced using one finger.
Apparently not: so apart from everything else he is a loveable prostitute addict who is so fabulously wealthy he can make these staggering gifts of money in a serial manner without anyone noticing.
Pop rarely accretes in a tidy, serial manner — it zigs, zags, eats itself, and falls over its shoelaces.
On the other hand, multi-digit numerals were processed in a more serial manner, similar to dot patterns (in contrast to the assumption of holistic processing: [ 61]).
Such a study has thus far been difficult since access to human airway tissue and secretion samples in a minimally invasive serial manner has not previously been possible.
The figure shows the displacement profile of 50 nL of nicotine injected in triplicate at 12 different concentrations in a serial dilution manner with a factor of two.
While Mathews is masterful at mimicking the serial manner of 19th century novels, he constantly injects his little puzzles, small sticky scenes, and knobs of language that throw the balance off of itself over and again.
