The phrase "a dash of style" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe adding a small amount of style or flair to something, often in the context of fashion, design, or presentation.
Example: "The outfit was simple, but the bright scarf added a dash of style that made it stand out."
Alternatives: "a touch of elegance" or "a hint of flair".
BUSINESS travel has often been depicted with a dash of style and adventure.
The Webmasters should seize upon the guidelines as a chance to add a dash of style to their sites.
Now the company is trying to make its online stores just as successful, and with a dash of style from the high fashion world.
The flair and charm of these remarkable artists lend a dash of style to us readers, in turn, as we grow familiar with their stuff.
An expanding clutch of hotels like the Jane offer cramped sleeping quarters on the cheap, often with shared bathrooms and bunk beds, to budget-minded travelers seeking a dash of style along with their savings.
But a new crop of privately owned restaurants, known here as paladares, is bringing a dash of style — not to mention enticing food — to Havana's normally lackluster dining scene.
Now you too can own a precious artwork depicting your furry beloved rendered in Penry's signature style, with a dash of panache and whimsy.
Entertaining RPG action with a dash of Pokemon-style collecting.
The result is a heroine whom it's impossible not to root for, although the reader knows that her story contains a dash of Cinderella-style fantasy.
And speaking of Amazon, there's a Dash-style fulfillment program called Instant Ink, which reorders ink for between $3 and $10, depending on how much you go through.
Dashes of color, an eclectic mix of styles, silk scarves catching a spring breeze: vivid harbingers on Fifth Avenue last week for the Easter Parade (which by now, it seems, has become a reminder of an Irving Berlin tune).
