The phrase 'vicious manner' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe people or things that have a cruel, violent, or unkind behavior. For example: "The tiger attacked its prey in a vicious manner, causing it to suffer fatal injuries."
That's when Blackwell turned, the prosecutor said, and "in a vicious manner started to fire" at least two shots.
"What kind of environment have we created," says Siddiq, "when someone felt like they could attack their member of parliament in this vicious manner?
They stayed in Poland after the war to form the nucleus of the ruling class — not in the vicious manner of Berman, but out of a genuine belief that they could change and modernize society.
Which makes it interesting that one of the leading US proponents of Rails has turned on the platform in a vicious manner.
In a vicious manner, the insulted joints fall into irreversible progression to overt OA [ 3].
In a dystopian society in the future, a group of wealthy, epicene overlords — authoritarians with violet hair and the vicious manners of French courtiers — threaten and control an impoverished population.
The obstacle does not seem to be moral in nature, of the sort explored in "Of the Standard of Taste" where Hume discusses a work's failure to direct proper disapprobation at vicious manners.
Others, in interviews on Thursday, said that they were surprised by the accusations, and that they had never known Mr. Romney to act in a vicious or cruel manner.
"If politics could force its way into my life in such a vicious and chilling manner, I felt, then I had better find out a bit more about it," he writes.
Today, it is integrated with emotion... Digital technology has played an important role "in fostering this atmosphere of bad manners, vicious personal attacks, intolerance, disprespect... Bullying has gone virtual".
Though known to have an occasionally vicious temper, Mr Fukuda's manner for the most part is grey and conciliatory.
