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Chinese often places a time expression before the main verb or at the beginning of the sentence to show when something happens. This is one of the most common sentence patterns in news and formal writing.

以...方式 means 'by means of...' or 'in the manner of...'. It introduces the method, standard, or form used to carry out an action. This pattern is common in formal and written Chinese.

了 after a verb shows that the action has been completed or happened. In news reports, it is often used to state completed events clearly and objectively.

为 is a formal written verb meaning 'to be', 'to equal', or 'to amount to'. It is often used in official, financial, and news language to state a value, identity, or result.

Chinese places modifiers before the noun. In formal and financial Chinese, numbers, amounts, and term-length expressions can all come before a noun to describe it precisely, such as the amount and duration of an operation.