The phrase "a special manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a unique or distinctive way of doing something.
Example: "She approached the problem in a special manner that impressed everyone in the room."
Alternatives: "a unique way" or "a distinctive approach".
No matter what the Japanese truly thought, he was treated in a special manner.
Worden is a superb dancer, with a special manner—straightforward, unadorned and Morris makes use of that in "V".
Worden is a superb dancer, with a special manner — straightforward, unadorned — and Morris makes use of that in "V".
The wires are arranged in a special manner which allows continuous monitoring of the deflection curve of the beam.
A constrained simulation corresponds to the addition, in a special manner, of turbulence and a deterministic part (which resembles the autocorrelation function of turbulence).
Saints are persons believed to be connected in a special manner with what is viewed as sacred reality gods, spiritual powers, mythical realms, and other aspects of the sacred or holy.
By contrast, DPG does not require us to treat the Stokes problem in any special manner.
In any case, Cinco de Mayo will not find me marking the day in any special manner, nor using it to justify guzzling egregious amounts of alcohol.
Its key feature is only cord surface treatment in a very special manner of rolling of a cord wrapped stick.
The Brethren may rest satisfied that we shall make known to him every remark of importance, every useful suggestion that we have heard in private since our arrival in this monastery". In concluding, after asking for prayers for Pope Pius IX, he also pleaded: "Pray in a most special manner for the Right Reverend Dr. Smyth, your late Superior and now the Bishop of this important Diocese..
Maintaining in this vein that "qualia" require a special phenomenal manner of representation and holding that that manner cannot be reduced to the functional, Chalmers defends a nonreductive representationalism.
