The phrase "adventurous way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a manner or approach that is bold, daring, or involves taking risks, often in a positive context.
Example: "She decided to travel the world in an adventurous way, exploring off-the-beaten-path destinations."
Alternatives: "daring manner" or "bold approach".
Likewise, four items that belong to individualistic values, "Stimulation", "Achievement", "Hedonism" and "Power" were also aggregated into a new factor, named "Adventure", representing a more adventurous way of life.
Improving the experience will mean moving cameras even lower and tinkering with shooting a 3-D game in a more adventurous way than it does in high-definition.
But it is Mr. Burton's extraordinarily inventive and adventurous way with the languages of popular film that accounts mainly for his success.
Some tour groups go over by motorboat from Newburgh or Beacon, but there's a more adventurous way: by kayak from Cold Spring.
In his father's raucous younger years there was a hammock strung up between the rafters, a trapeze swing dangling from the ceiling and a rope ladder, providing a more adventurous way to scale the apartment.
Rather than playing a Memento-like hand, where the film's structure and performances bend to suit the mind-twisting premise, Jones settles on a less adventurous way of doing things: staging it as a fake documentary.
Just when Coach Tom Renney had begun to believe his team had tamed its adventurous ways, he watched the Rangers raise their level of adventure.
Thingsezisee'm is one of several dance and theater companies working with texts in adventurous ways.
After the war Hickok continued his adventurous ways, at times just skirting the right side of the law.
"Many of the film-makers I've admired over the years have used sound in bold and adventurous ways.
The touches of dilute Joycean play are less like new ways of looking at the world than mildly adventurous ways of organising a narrative.
