"diversified manner" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe how a task or process is completed in a variety of ways. For example, "The program aims to help students learn in a diversified manner, using online webinars, lectures, and case studies."
The result diversifies still further the spectrum of productions in a capital that finds room for all manner of theater.
Vegetative incompatibility genes are highly variable, and some have been shown to evolve in a diversifying manner [ 26].
The current operation model of full-day kindergarten can be categorized into both the "urban type" and "rural type," so as to diversify the manner of class organization, operation hours, teacher placement and programs for full-day kindergartens.
Instead it suggests that the common ancestor of Trichoderma possessed a small number of peptaibiotic NRPSs and A-domains that largely diversified in a manner consistent with speciation of the genus.
These observations indicate that the functions of the GmNACs are diversified in a similar manner as that of their Arabidopsis counterparts.
Collectively, these observations demonstrate that the GmARFs have diverse expression patterns as their Arabidopsis counterparts, suggesting that the functions of the GmARFs may be diversified in a similar manner as that of the AtARFs.
Isolated in the mid-Pacific, they underwent a remarkable evolutionary radiation, diversifying in the manner of the better-known Darwin's finches in the Galapagos Islands.
To identify cell growth inhibitors with potential applications in cancer therapy, we used an integrated approach that combines one-pot chemical synthesis in a combinatorial manner to generate diversified small molecules with new chemical scaffolds coupled with growth inhibition assay using developing zebrafish embryos.
Furthermore, mitochondria of plants and animals have diversified in a lineage specific manner to include or exclude various biochemical pathways, such as the β-oxidation of fatty acids that occurs in peroxisomes in plants and mitochondria in animals [ 19].
But as it diversified into a retailer of all manner of products, the reporter Gary Rivlin wrote, some worried that the company was spreading itself too thin.
