"legitimate manner" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to behave or act in a lawful or proper way. You can use it anytime you want to emphasize that something is done in a legitimate or acceptable way, rather than being illegal or deceitful. Example: The company ensures that all procedures are carried out in a legitimate manner, with full compliance to government regulations.
Multiprep certainly has a right to operate its test preparation business in a legitimate manner.
All we did was bring his policies to a wider audience, in a legitimate manner".
Some of the oligarchs were eager to make the transition to legitimacy, while others resisted it because they were incapable of working in a legitimate manner.
Hamdi Abdul Azim, an Egyptian economist, said in a conference last year: "Economic conditions and culture don't allow people to satisfy their sexual needs in a legitimate manner and by mutual consent.
Challenging our most cherished notions about liberty, Viroli argues that even if a power like Berlusconi's has been established in the most legitimate manner and people are not denied their basic rights, the mere existence of such power makes those subject to it unfree.
"It would be in the best interests of both buildings to allow a representative of the letter writer's building to view the videotapes from the camera to assure the residents that the camera is being used in a legitimate manner," Mr. Weinstein said.
just waiting to take the next one out". Unfortunately, those of us in the American Muslim community who want to give to legitimate causes in a lawful manner are getting mixed messages from the U.S. government.
Users should be well informed and plan enough time for this process, and should try to ensure that the tool is perceived as a simple and legitimate way to frame policy discussions in a more rapid and balanced manner.
It is a broad, indiscriminate assault on all manner of legitimate speech and conduct.
People wish to leave the contained area for all manner of legitimate reasons.
Yes, science can be self-correcting, but only when approached in an honest, legitimate and methodologically appropriate manner.
