The phrase "a very intuitive way" is correct and can be used in written English.
It describes a method or approach that is natural and easy to understand. Example: The new software was designed in a very intuitive way, making it user-friendly for even the least tech-savvy individuals.
All the new elements here complicate decision-making in a very intuitive way, so it's never overwhelming.
When I first came to Lotus, I was excited [that] anybody could create a Notes database on a server and set up access control in a very intuitive way.
We then show how transverse strains may be prescribed using our What-You-Prescribe-Is-What-You-Get (WYPIWYG) model in a very intuitive way, still capturing the longitudinal stress-strain behavior in an exact manner without employing any constitutive parameter.
Because I skied for so much of my life, my experience now as a spectator brings me back to the hardwired responses that I can call up even to this day in a very intuitive way simply by visualizing a course.
I've long held that the game companies were going to hold the key to the integrated home entertainment sphere because they make devices that are 1) targeted towards the demographic of early adopters, and 2) capable of handling multimedia in a very intuitive way.
To summarize, the standard model of the labor market works in a very intuitive way.
The integrative searching of systems chemical biology data can be performed in a very intuitive and efficient way.
This has proven to be a very intuitive and useful way of visualizing biological data.
Despite the limitation observed in cases where the delay distributions are time dependent, our methodology provides a very intuitive yet accurate way to describe cell signalling dynamics in a wide range of settings.
In this way a very intuitive representation is obtained of 'when' different genes start to be expressed in a given anatomical component during development.
Ms. Auerbach described herself as "a very intuitive composer," adding, "In some ways I dream up my music".
