"granular way" is correct and usable in written English.
It usually describes the level of detail used in an approach or method, often in a scientific context. For example, "The scientists studied the data in a granular way, analyzing each component separately."
It therefore equips web readers with a granular way of responding to crappy design and greedy, ad-stuffed pages.
It breaks down your pre-trip routine in such a granular way it's almost impossible to forget anything.
He's Berlin's Hopper in that he grasped, in a similarly granular way, the city's inner life a century ago.
We looked at parking, for instance, in a very granular way, examining exactly who parked where, for how long and why.
Appropriate focus is even harder for machines that, like human brains, struggle to concentrate in a granular way, recognizing the scale of different tasks and contexts.
Beginning this month, the company will charge about fifteen dollars an acre for its "pro" version, which permits farmers to continue to monitor their fields in the granular way that had been available to anyone.
Stewart shows that if we take such energy seriously enough we are led, inevitably, to more granular ways of reading.
To make matters worse, the data retailers track is getting more granular, as consumers define themselves in increasingly granular ways.
Stepping back to focus on the big picture means letting go of some of the more granular ways to save money.
But it should be brainstorming granular ways to reach Latinos, who hold more than 10% of the nation's purchasing power.
And if these developers don't act to educate people when to stream and offer more granular ways to get notifications, legions more will opt out.
