"original manner" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's distinctive way of doing or approaching something. For example, "He solved the problem in his own original manner."
He felt he could survive in an original manner.
We applaud anything that suggests that someone approaches a problem in an original manner, in the daffodil's finest hour.
He then settled down to investigate, in an exhaustive and highly original manner, the foundations of musical harmony.
Moreover, since the musical scores have been lost, the plays cannot be produced on the stage in the original manner.
Instead, this child of the working-class Bronx largely taught himself painting in his 30s, evolving an altogether sharper and more original manner, politically and pictorially.
Instead, this child of the working-class Bronx largely taught himself and evolved an altogether sharper and more original manner, politically and pictorially.
But there was one entry that stood out for the ambitious way in which it wrapped up and dispatched the entire Potter experience in an innovative, intriguing, semi-original manner (informed by St. Elsewhere and The Bob Newhart Show before it, perhaps): @BoGanz1's "Harry, Dr Voldemort is a psychiatrist, not the 'Dark Lord' and this is a hospital, not a sorcery school.
"He writes in an original way about all manner of ordinary things and situations with both humor and a surprising contemplative twist".
Stretching credibility in an original, engaging manner makes Bob Stegmaier's aerial view of a balloon and Larry Miller's invention of an unnerving outer space view stand apart.
Butterfield, who designed nearly 100 churches noted for their liturgical correctness, worked in a highly original, astringent manner using brick and roughly sawed timber.
According to the experimental results and the statistical results in Tables 4 and 5, the new hiding scheme can achieve a higher secret capacity into a QR tag than the original embedding manner [16].
