The phrase "a unique style to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a distinctive manner or approach that someone or something possesses.
Example: "Her artwork has a unique style to it that sets it apart from others in the gallery."
Alternatives: "a distinctive approach to" or "a singular manner of".
Stick to thrift stores if you can't afford the mall or high street fashions; they're a great place to find a new and unique style to claim as your own.
"With Blueprint, we are extending our how-to expertise and unique style to a younger audience.
Capote's early focus was on short-story writing, but he later turned to journalism, eager to apply his unique style to a new medium.
His new film, an adaptation of J. G. Ballard's dystopian novel High Rise, sees Wheatley apply his unique style to a big project with intelligent and unpredictable effect.
Show off your unique style to your friends and enjoy!
Its round shape gives it a unique style compared to most other bar-cart options.
American bands such as Queensrÿche and Dream Theater pioneered an often instrumentally challenging fusion of NWOBHM and progressive rock called progressive metal, with bands such as Symphony X combining aspects of power metal and classical music with the style, while Sweden's Opeth developed a unique style indebted to both death metal and atmospheric 70s prog rock.
Here, indeed, are all the faces of an artist who felt it his duty never to confine himself to a unique style, for he considered it a misfortune to have a name, one to which he would be ascribed.
She concentrated on the violin and developed a unique style that allows her to seamlessly weave her powerful voice into her playing.
"Munster play a unique style, moving the ball wide to wide and, if you don't stick to your system, if you jump out line, then you'll get picked off," Townsend continued.
