The phrase "a way of relaxing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or activity that helps someone to unwind or de-stress.
Example: "Reading a good book is often considered a way of relaxing after a long day at work."
Alternatives: "a method of unwinding" or "a means of de-stressing."
Virtualization provides a way of relaxing the foregoing constraints and increasing flexibility.
I got my chainsaw qualification as a way of relaxing when I was a trade union organiser.
"For him, painting was a way of relaxing, but also making sense of the past," said Mandela's daughter Makaziwe, who is selling the work.
Because he was working so hard on the painting during the day he took to boxing in the evening at a local gym as a way of relaxing.
Partial (triangular) decoupling of MIMO systems has been considered in the literature as a way of relaxing the design limitations introduced by diagonal decoupling in non-minimum phase processes.
New figures – compiled from the first survey which questioned people using a computer, rather than face to face – reveal that almost two million of us misuse painkillers as a way of relaxing.
He said: 'I don't know how people can think it's a pleasant way of relaxing with these poor fish dying next to them', so I guess I had that sense that suffering extends to fish". One of the vegetarian thinkers with whom Singer increasingly associated at Oxford was Richard Ryder, who coined the term speciesism to describe meat-eaters' belief systems.
It's a new way of relaxing, replacing hot water with the sound of gongs, chimes and singing bowls.
"Whether I am contemplative, energetic, tired or hopeful, music has a way of connecting, relaxing and motivating me.
Still, yoga has a way of thoroughly relaxing the mind and the body and helping me find my center.
