The phrase "a way of protesting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or means by which individuals express their dissent or opposition to something.
Example: "The march was organized as a way of protesting against climate change policies that many felt were inadequate."
Alternatives: "a form of protest" or "a method of dissent."
It was to be, she said, "a way of protesting, using their own process against them".
Some parents buried their children in front of the school as a way of protesting the deaths.
Many other American and European specialists declined to attend as a way of protesting the Russians' downing of a South Korean passenger jet Sept. 1.
The union is also among those urging shareholder to withhold votes from the directors as a way of protesting Mr. Nardelli's pay.
His student's desired destination was Israel, whose academic institutions he has pledged to boycott as a way of protesting the state's treatment of Palestinians.
Some people said that arguing about Clovis was a way of protesting the approaching European Union... Tells about a visit of the Pope, and how Clovis bore on the papal ambitions of Cardinal Lustiger.
There are numerous Bartleby translations on the shelves – including my own – and I saw Bartleby in the library in Gezi Park; people read it as a way of protest, metres away from the riot police.
Thuc obviously did not have that kind of money so, as a way of protest he and two others decided to stab themselves while handing a letter of grievances to a Bishop visiting from the Vatican at that time.
"When it comes to protesting, absolutely you have a right to protest and there's a legal way of protesting, and then there's an illegal way.
The Oscar-winner, along with her sister Sophie, made The Frack Free Bake Off as a satirical way of protesting against any drilling activity on a Lancashire site used by oil and gas exploration company Cuadrilla.
Asked if he thought the athletes chose Lomong as a subtle way of protesting China's support for the Sudanese government, Ueberroth said he did not know, but said, "Either way, it's fine.
