The phrase "tailored way" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to customize or adapt something to fit a specific situation or need. Example: "The company offers a range of services that can be tailored to meet the individual needs of each client."
In his veto message, he wrote that he would prefer "a more narrowly tailored way to address this specific problem, without creating other collateral consequences".
Fundamentally, what I liked about FriendFeed was that it gave me a way to take all kinds of social data and create a tailored way to view it.
Similar to the way Square created a special platform for the Salvation Army, the company has also worked with the campaign for a tailored way to take campaign donations.
Such RRM mechanisms should additionally permit the coexistence of a cooperative scheme of femto/macro BSs with other elements such as relays, by sharing efficiently the spectrum, avoiding the interference and allocating in a tailored way the resources (e.g. power and spectrum) to serve the incoming users.
Prior investigations used surveys not directly linked to a particular visit, and usual care visits seldom succeed in informing women about the pros and cons of therapies in a tailored way.
Little is known about how best to develop interventions in a tailored way that address stroke survivors' individualised needs and goals.
Therefore, future research should focus on improving information on childhood fever provided in the consulting room in a consistent, tailored, written way.
Though the rules didn't work every time, Chilkoti says the guidelines give researchers a new way to tailor the way engineered proteins behave in the body.
Max Mutchnick, the gay creator of "Will & Grace," can't wait to see more ads tailored his way.
From the above, our results demonstrated that it was the Mg anchored on the underlying substrates that tailored the way of rhBMP-2 bound on MCPC, and thus facilitated the recognition of BMPRs to stimulate osteogenic differentiation.
So I thought about using my references, which are not always so intellectual — they're simple, like Mount Fuji or geisha culture, or dragons, or koi fish — in a very serious tailoring way, using the technique of intarsia, which is basically very intricate hand-piecing of fabric.
