The phrase "suggestive way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action or statement that implies something but does not directly state it. Example: She smiled at him in a suggestive way, hinting at her romantic interest in him.
Thus, our result provides a suggestive way to improve the catalytic performance of the supported catalysts.
Mr. Carreiro's color sense, his suggestive way of communicating the concrete versus the visceral, is passed on to Ms. Spellacy.
As is his M.O., Trump says things like how Gillibrand "would do anything for" campaign contributions in a hugely suggestive way — but also a way that gives him plausible deniability that this isn't really what he was saying.
We just wanted her to have an outlet". Oppenheim recalls her mother kicking out a Paris Match photographer who requested she be "scantily clad and pose in a suggestive way" for a photoshoot.
"They are buying the poetry created by the space around it". Marks & Spencer is banking on the 10 million weekly customers who shop at its 350 stores to tune in to Radice's suggestive way of thinking.
Godard overheard our conversation and said to his companion, in an arch, suggestive way, "She forgets his glasses because she does not want her husband to see his daughter playing Marilyn Monroe".
In past series, Mr. Sugimoto has played with monumentality and its power in suggestive ways.
Other institutions have in the past given applicants an option to share their sexual orientation in roundabout, suggestive ways, like selecting interests and affiliations like "L.G.B.T".
The ordinance also requires guardians to prevent children younger than 13 from posing for magazines or videos that depict them in sexually suggestive ways.
There are more pairs of acrobats, but this time the two bodies are separate sculptures that actually balance one atop the other, sometimes in fairly suggestive ways.
In the ironically titled series Consumer Art (1972), models fondle and eat certain foods – bananas, hot dogs – in suggestive ways, parodying the commodified female sexuality portrayed in contemporary pornographic magazines.
