"condensed way" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to a shorter, more efficient version of something. For example, "This online course teaches students the same material in a much more condensed way than traditional classrooms."
The concept behind the smart searches are specialized interfaces for different applications, presenting the data in a highly condensed way.
"This was the most condensed way of doing it with the numbers clearly stated".
He stacks surrealism on top of slick satire on top of pure childish silliness in such a brilliant and condensed way, there are sometimes three laugh-out-loud moments within the same paragraph.
studies are the environments where individuals receiving design education demonstrate their creativity in the most condensed way while questioning and communicating the theoretical knowledge they have learned through education.
But, since the raw model outputs are usually post-processed for the presentation of the study's outcome, we explicitly distinguish it from the 'Results' which represent information in a more condensed way.
The dependency matrix thus summarizes information on network topology in a very condensed way.
"He seems somehow to have condensed the way you learn as a child," says Christine Dymkowski.
For designing this expert synthesis we gathered all the information in as structured and condensed a way as possible so as to both fully inform and structure discussion amongst the CEH experts.
Part 2 gets a bit hard to track as it tries desperately to condense its way to the story's conclusion.
Good short stories are "vertical novels, sort of layered," she said, "ephemeral, mysterious, condensed in the way of poetry".
There were small shops to have Cambodian café au lait — with cloying condensed milk, the way my grandfather liked it; and a tiny massage clinic where young men and women exercised the old medical magic of cupping.
