'indirect manner' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the way someone speaks or acts without directly saying what they mean. For example, "He asked me out in an indirect manner."
The load estimation is achieved in an indirect manner.
Specifically, LPS induced NETs formation in an indirect manner via platelets activation.
Collectively, these data suggest that HIF2α is controlled by canonical Notch signaling in an indirect manner.
Instead of direct control, the pre-SMA seems to affect stopping performance in an indirect manner.
Mr. García attacks Mr. Toledo at every opportunity, though he tends to do so in an indirect manner.
In the camps, Hutu peasants express their ire in the quiet, indirect manner that is characteristic of the region.
To explore if HIF2α expression was regulated in a more indirect manner, we tested the effect of blocking protein translation by cycloheximide (CHX) in conjunction with Notch activation.
This paper proposes and demonstrates a novel alternative to measure alternating current (AC) in an indirect manner, based on the interrogation of an Erbium-doped all-fiber laser.
It also developed pens that use ink that disappears after a few days, based on a rabbinic interpretation that only forbids permanent writing, and Sabbath phones, which are dialed in an indirect manner with special buttons and a microprocessor.
Periphrasis, also called circumlocution, the use of a longer phrasing in place of a possible shorter form of expression; a roundabout or indirect manner of writing or speaking.
Much of Hellenistic (post-3rd-century-bce Greek cultural), Iranian, and Indian religious thought was thus encountered in an informal and indirect manner.
