The phrase "a way of swinging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or style of swinging, whether literally (as in swinging on a swing) or metaphorically (as in a way of doing something).
Example: "He found a way of swinging that made the dance more enjoyable for everyone."
Alternatives: "a method of swinging" or "a style of swinging".
Visionaries look over the next hill; they find a new way of swinging from a tree to ford a river that one day might rise to a flash flood; they mate in new ways.
The Skatalites - Jamaican jazz musicians who have an authoritative way of swinging a 60's ska beat with a basic foundation of reggae -have been performing tropical jazz and ska instrumentals every Sunday at the Village Gate, and backing a special guest each week, usually a singer from one or another tropical pop idiom.
But Riley has a gift for metaphor that gives this novel loft, and a rhythmic way of swinging from present to past that creates thrust.
Mathieu Amalric has a round face and slightly bulging eyes, and an easy way of swinging his body through a room; he's avid, restless — not handsome, exactly, but an actor with a sexual presence.
Perhaps party leaders should be proposing daylight savings reform as a way of seizing swinging voters?
As a swing bowler you generally only have one way of swinging a brand new ball - in my case it was the outswinger.
It has this way of swinging around - what goes around comes around and Australia have been at the top so long, they're due a low.
Out on the enormous, flat, smooth pitch we could just make out Princes Harry and William, on their smart polo ponies, tails trussed up out of the way of swinging mallets, forelegs bounds in bandages to protect them.
So he has lots of favours to be called in across Russia; and regional bosses have ways of swinging the local vote, come polling day.Mr Luzhkov will have a compelling platform.
