The phrase "a very appropriate way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or approach that is suitable or fitting for a particular situation.
Example: "Using humor in the presentation was a very appropriate way to engage the audience."
Alternatives: "a highly suitable method" or "an especially fitting approach."
I just don't think it was a very appropriate way for him to do it.
"My team and the editorial team work very closely to make sure this is offered in a very appropriate way, that lines are drawn clearly," said Liz Schimel, executive vice president of the Meredith National Media Group.
The methodology seems to give a very appropriate way for the management and exploitation of DNI resources for the design and analysis of CPV and CSP systems; it is easy to be implemented and uses simple equations.
The methodology seems to give a very appropriate way for management and exploitation of DNI resources for the design and analysis of concentrating photovoltaic and thermal systems; and can be applicable to other worldwide locations using empirical equations with new correlation coefficients for estimating direct normal irradiance.
The fountain memorializes the water-stealing asshole William Mulholland in a very appropriate way, but it's not a tourist destination, and most Los Angeles residents aren't even sure where it is.
"Before the [Winter] Olympics, the Pussy Riot form felt [like a] very appropriate way of protesting," she says, "because the Olympics was an event that you had to laugh at.
I think there's a history of senators in very appropriate ways using wit and humor to their advantage, in advancing and advocating for things.
These, Palmer says, have "a high value for our clients because usually it's their first experience of being cared for in a very appropriate, intimate way.
"Sometimes people express views in not very appropriate ways.
