The phrase "a notable style" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a distinctive or remarkable manner of doing something, particularly in art, fashion, or writing.
Example: "Her paintings are characterized by a notable style that blends realism with abstract elements."
Alternatives: "a distinctive style" or "an impressive style".
In this undistinguished landscape, Mr. Rentschler said in an e-mail exchange, Mr. Tykwer emerged as "an auteur with a notable style and ensemble of privileged themes, the creator of fictional worlds with their own expressive integrity".
The press has treated Jenner's new look as a notable style moment, but labeling the reality star as a trendsetter for having big lips is problematic.
Commissioners cited a notable architect, style and historic significance as reasons to define the house as a qualified historic property.
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McCoy has made headlines for his notable style in the past.
For Mr. Amenábar, "Agora" also represents a notable change in style.
Frusciante's return was credited with changing the band's sound altogether, producing a notable shift in style from the music recorded with Navarro.
San Sebastian in Manila is a notable example of this style.
A fine panna cotta (made without gelatin, super-soft and creamy) with grappa-infused figs ended a meal notable for style and simplicity, and for the charm of the waiters (and the intelligent by-the-glass suggestions from Angelica the Polish sommelier).
A notable example of his later style is The Sphinx and the Milky Way (1946).
Yet what enabled Hawks to envision the soul of his obsessions in such a wide array of genres and stories was his active, adventuresome life; a car racer and a flight instructor, a hunter and an outdoorsman, he was also a notable indoorsman of dandyish high style.
