'incisive way' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a direct and insightful way of looking at something. For example, "His incisive way of analyzing data led to an unexpected breakthrough."
What sets Ms. Torrini apart, if ever so slightly, is her incisive way with romance.
Entry-level employees get little training in how to write in a brief, clear, and incisive way.
Accompanists are capable of epiphanies, too: Blier's incisive way with rhythm tied together his madly eclectic Spanish program, which he illustrated with charming, edifying patter from the stage.
In her fleeting, incisive way, she gives us a glimpse of Teena's interior life as a faulty, loving mother and a person of grit and gaiety.
He has masterfully woven together a lucid account ofthe molecular, biological, medical, and political aspects of amonumental industrial mistake and has designed an incisive way ofending this unnatural global disaster.
Jan Smejkal, the Czech grandmaster who won the New York International Open Tournament at the Penta Hotel last week, found an incisive way to demolish the counterplay of Klaus Bischoff, a West German international master, in the seventh round.
One of the Chapmans' most incisive ways of taunting their middle-class fanbase is to transgress modern ideals of the family.
The instinctively incisive ways the children answered their own question ("What should we do?"), Mr. Benjamin said, "made me realize something about myself — that whatever this force was, I could tap into it".
Share your insights and opinions in an incisive, friendly way, and then let them discuss or ask questions.
Here, Guadagnino's direction is momentarily incisive, in a way that it has not been throughout the film, perhaps because the professor's academicized liberalism toward matters of sex is the one thing that truly excites the director.
Our reviewer, Elissa Schappell, praised the "incisive and evenhanded way" Sittenfeld explores questions of class.
