The phrase "and logical manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the way in which something is done, emphasizing that it is done in a rational and coherent way.
Example: "The report was structured in a clear and logical manner, making it easy to follow the author's arguments."
Alternatives: "and rational way" or "and coherent fashion".
These taxonomies enable the understanding of aggressive-cooperative nature of CCB in a more amenable and logical manner.
It would be sensible and responsible to review the tour in a calm and logical manner before assessing our options for the future and planning ahead.
There is still time to clarify the process and allow it to move forward in a fair, constructive and logical manner.
This uniformity of structural parameters allows for the studies of cell attachment, spreading, and proliferation in scaffolds in a controlled and logical manner.
What has been clearly defined in each era has been, rather, the treatment of dissonance, the approach toward it and away from it in a smooth and logical manner so that the musical flow is of a continual tension and relaxation.
This suggests that the biophysical and biological properties of complementary peptides can be improved in a rational and logical manner where appropriate, further strengthening the potential importance of complementary peptides as inhibitors of protein protein interactions, even when X-ray crystal structural information is not readily available.
While seeking correct and accurate information was the foundation to a sound argument, students' ability to weave pieces of evidence together in a logical and coherent manner to justify a claim was equally important.
The approaches presented in this paper aim to avoid obfuscated results by ensuring that the analysis of the forestry and wood product industries' impact on climate change is carried out in a logical and consistent manner as proposed in Table 1.
The approaches presented in this paper aim to avoid obfuscated results by ensuring that the analysis of the forestry and wood product industries' impact on climate change is carried out in a logical and consistent manner as proposed in Table 1.
The fact that both these operations and their laws have been treated independently and in a strictly logical manner by Dedekind, Peano, and others is, of course, perfectly well known to all who have paid any attention to this part of mathematics.
The book is well organized within each chapter and advances between chapters (and topics) in a logical manner.
