The phrase "classical manner" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is done or presented in a traditional or time-honored way, often with elegance and refinement. Example: The artist's brushstrokes were applied in a classical manner, reminiscent of the techniques used by the old masters.
McGregor is the journo, never named: cynical, boozy and miserable in the classical manner.
His piece about detective stories was brilliant in the clear cold classical manner.
Like Cojocaru, Khaniukova was trained at the Kiev state ballet school in Ukraine, and embodies the classical manner in every move she makes.
Soane's gallery has become an iconic building to Modernist architects who see its stripped Classical manner as one of the precursors of the Modern movement.
"It's rough-hewn monumentality and abrupt transitions anticipate Picasso's exercises in the classical manner and make it one of the most modern looking paintings in the Collection.
Though the novel was still considered to be a secondary genre, it produced one masterpiece that embodied the Classical manner to perfection.
But "Les Gentilhommes" is essentially an ensemble ballet danced by relative veterans (Adam Hendrickson, Sean Suozzi, Mr. Ulbricht and Antonio Carmena), up-and-coming youngsters (Robert Fairchild, Amar Ramasar and Tyler Angle) and newer arrivals (Allen Peiffer and Austin Laurent), with an emphasis on good classical manners rather than knockout virtuosity.
When Severini got tired of this pseudo-classical manner, he began to experiment in Matisse-style figuration, as in "Odalisque au mirroir".
The finale appealingly stands Stravinsky on his head, as a brittle, polished Neo-Classical manner becomes increasingly overrun by rough rhythmic interjections until in the end the primitivist of "Sacre du Printemps" emerges.
MtSERK3 is predicted to be secreted in a non-classical manner.
Prediction of whether proteins could be secreted in a non-classical manner (without a signal peptide) was performed using Secretome 2.0 [ 60].
