The phrase "a visual manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how something is presented or expressed in a way that is visually understandable or appealing.
Example: "The artist conveyed her message in a visual manner, using vibrant colors and dynamic shapes to engage the audience."
Alternatives: "a visual way" or "a graphical approach".
After her death the white motif shifts to black, and the final flashback is diffused with autumnal colours, all of which makes the film psychologically meaningful in a visual manner.
"Thinking about how cities will look and the kind of places we may live in isn't something that policy-makers typically engage themselves with in such a visual manner," Dunn says.
It is neither gratuitous nor casual; Gibson is not trying out an idea or testing a visual manner, and the digital cameras used throughout by the director of photography, Dean Semler, yield both a lustre and a pantherish mobility that reach to the guts of the story.
Tag clouds summarized the related information in a visual manner and supported navigation through signals.
The proposed system, V3DM+, provides a data arrangement module to integrate building information constructed by various types of commercial software and present them in a visual manner.
Interactants tend to adapt themselves and find strategies to convey the information in a visual manner if the auditory channel is impaired and vice versa [46].
"The barrier on the road at the bridge beyond the church seems to many people to be saying in a very visual manner that this is the end of the road for the Orangemen and the end of the road for Northern Ireland," said the Rev. John A. Pickering at the overflow church service preceding the showdown at the barricade.
The contribution of each interaction to the formation of the self-assembly has been analyzed through Hirshfeld surface calculation which enables quantitative contributions to the crystal packing in a novel visual manner.
In contrast, simple purely mechanical design allows great portability, while effectively demonstrating the physiological mechanics of lung in a clear visual manner.
Assessment of the insertion depths of the electrode arrays was beyond the scope of this study; therefore, we decided to standardize the segmentation of the cochlea in a more visual manner, rather than segmentation in degrees, which could be achieved under computed tomography guidance.
