The phrase "a recognized style" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a style that is widely accepted or acknowledged within a particular field or context.
Example: "The artist is known for her unique approach, which has evolved into a recognized style in contemporary art."
Alternatives: "an established style" or "a validated style".
The pair are an incredibly savvy business team, and with the combination of their engaging aesthetics, genius marketing/PR skills, and growing visibility among the world's most recognized style stars, there's no doubt that we'll be craving a lot more Kenzo after their debut collection is shown this October.
Internationally recognized style purveyor Roberta Freymann opened her first Roberta Roller Rabbit store in Orange County at Fashion Island in Newport Beach.
She used to come here and say, 'You're living in Sherlock Holmes's study.' " Mr. Van Allsburg, who grew up in a Tudor house on the rural outskirts of Grand Rapids, Mich., the son of a dairy owner, called the house "slightly ersatz," as if that were a recognized decorative style.
People want to dress up, go out; they recognize style.
"Alliance Capital is a recognized leader in the growth style of investing; Bernstein in the value style," said Bruce W. Calvert, chief executive of Alliance.
The act of copying a painting or other work of art is in itself not forgery, nor is the creation of a work "in the style" of a recognized painter, composer, or writer or of a particular historical period.
The fundamental consideration in determining forgery is "intent to deceive". The act of copying a painting or other work of art is in itself not forgery, nor is the creation of a work "in the style" of a recognized painter, composer, or writer or of a particular historical period.
The replacement seemed to encapsulate the irony in Williamsburg's cycles of gentrification: a bastion of the bohemian that had recast the neighborhood from a Puerto Rican and Dominican residential enclave into a globally recognized life-style brand, now facing its own dislodgement by a millennial media giant.
Hers is a strong and easily recognized graphic style, and she has designed covers for Esquire, Newsweek and Ms. magazines, all on view here, thereby gaining a mass audience for a style that derives from mass media.
Health care providers with market power enjoy substantially more pricing freedom than monopolists in other markets, for a reason not generally recognized: US-style health insurance.
