The phrase "a way of falling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or manner in which someone or something falls, either literally or metaphorically.
Example: "She found a way of falling gracefully, even when she stumbled on stage."
Alternatives: "a method of falling" or "a manner of falling".
His most dizzying leaps had a way of falling short of a safe landing.
Public works projects have a way of falling behind schedule, but it does not have to be that way.
In the fast-moving world of teen pop, the best-laid plans for the future have a way of falling apart.
Orchestras -- even temporary orchestras -- have a way of falling into certain patterns of sound, and here was the opportunity to disrupt those patterns more assertively.
"Some warned me to hide my watch, while others retrieved my hat, which had a way of falling off my head.
This actress makes a quicksilver character study of Mrs. Norma Bates — oppressive and guilt inducing one second, charmingly lighthearted the next, and with an endless collection of robes that have a way of falling open whenever her son is around.
Things have a lovely way of falling into this news show's lap, don't they?
Believe it or not, there is a right way of falling!
As Moriyama promises: 'This is not a diet plan, it is a whole new way of falling in love with food.' However hard it is to whisper seductive sweet nothings when your breath is fragrant with garlic, we still expect French food to make us sexy.
Bungled and costly programmes to build the A400M transport plane and the NH90, a multi-role helicopter, were models of how not to do it.Some hopes have also been invested in NATO's "smart defence" initiative as a way of making falling defence budgets go further.
They are joined by Julianne Moore as a scientist attached to the US army with an endearingly klutzy way of falling over - who, it turns out, has a thing for Duchovny.
