"diversified way" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It is an adjective phrase that can be used to describe a variety of methods, techniques, or approaches. For example, "We need to approach this problem in a more diversified way."
The concerns on energy security and environment protection have driven the need to produce, transform and utilize energy in a more efficient, clean and diversified way.
Steven Roge, portfolio manager at R.W. Roge & Company, Inc., recommends investing in oil and natural gas and suggests doing so in a diversified way.
These funds are overseen by professional investors who invest your money in a diversified way and will respond to changes in the market (as noted above).
The grand prize goes to Takara, a toymaker whose share price rose by 589% in that period as it successfully diversified its way out of dependence on Japan's shrinking child population.
The grand prize goes to Takara, a toymaker whose share price has risen sevenfold in that period as it successfully diversified its way out of dependence on Japan's shrinking child population adding dog-to-human translation devices, for example.
"Facebook hasn't diversified the way Google has.
And Fayetteville itself has grown and diversified in ways unimaginable when Mr. Feldman came here 36 years ago.
By diversifying this way, a portfolio's performance is likely to be steadier, but less impressive.
"We're moving the ball better," said Buckeyes Coach Jim Foster, who added of Johnson, "It's just good to see her diversify the way she's scoring, and understand what a good shot is for her".
Alongside poor recruitment, his gamble on diversifying the way we play has left players questioning their ability – when we play the high-tempo game of last season, we've been excellent but it's not happened often enough.
"We've learned a lot about continuing to diversify the way we deliver our message to consumers," said Sara Mirelez, brand director for the Coors family of brands at Coors Brewing in Golden, Colo.
