"miscellaneous ways" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a variety of unrelated methods or approaches to a situation. For example, "I identified several miscellaneous ways to tackle the project."
One comment under Miscellaneous revealed another way students might use TP questions for study: I know how to prioritize my studying after seeing what the professor points out.
In some ways this miscellaneous show, revealing Lipchitz's flaws and weaknesses as well as his strengths, is more interesting than a carefully structured museum retrospective.
Though leavened by profiles of addicts and their healers, "Clean" feels overstuffed and miscellaneous, in the same way that a 300-page overview of everything we know about cancer would.
Early versions of two of his stories, Rinconete y Cortadillo ("Rinconete and Cortadillo") and El celoso extremeño ("The Jealous Extremaduran"), found their way into a miscellaneous compilation, unpublished, made by one Francisco Porras de la Cámara.
Landscape as moral destiny, a miscellaneous community as the American way — these were the first signs in Eastwood of both a wider social sympathy and an incipient distaste for the conventions of genre plotting.
The Leon Levy BAM Digital Archive hosts 70,000 miscellaneous items that date all the way back to the theater's opening in 1857.
We were a miscellaneous bunch of resourceless people flung this way and that by history.
There isn't much sex in "The Way the World Works," Baker's charmingly miscellaneous new volume of essays.
Like Dr. Johnson, his almost exact contemporary, he made his way by sheer force of talent as a miscellaneous journalist; unlike the bulldoggish Dr. Johnson, he understood, and pioneered, the American principle that it pays to be liked.
Miscellaneous Fees Banks are becoming more creative every day, cooking up new ways to bill their customers.
