The phrase "in proper ways" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or manners that are considered appropriate or acceptable in a given context.
Example: "It is important to handle sensitive information in proper ways to maintain confidentiality."
Alternatives: "appropriately" or "in acceptable manners."
In addition, it reduced pollution problem by treating the biomass in proper ways to prevent illegal burning.
He further indicated that several computer applications, such as database systems, spreadsheets, expert systems, semantic nets, video conferencing systems, multimedia and hypermedia authoring tools, programming tools and simulation programs, are potential Mindtools if they can be used in proper ways.
Groups like Samaritan's Purse not only provide doctors and nurses to the region but also help educate community health workers in proper ways to care for patients.
"We need to finish in proper way," continued Zola.
However, to be useful, the estimates from the multi-sample methods should in a proper way reflect the main information content in each sample.
The variable "cognition" was not documented in a proper way in the BESA/RAI records and only few residents had either a diagnosis of dementia or a Mini-Mental State Examination.
He continued: "We're not using the housing we have in this country in a proper way".
Seemingly, they work in the proper way, but in practice they model a little bit different device, sometimes non-existing one.
To optimize matching accuracy, it is important to examine whether conditional dependence exists and to incorporate such dependence in the model in a proper way.
However, both in numerical simulations and in experiments, scaling must be done in a proper way.
"The drugs are quite effective if they are used in the appropriate setting and in a proper way," he said.
