The phrase "adds stylistic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements that enhance the style or aesthetic quality of a piece of writing, art, or design.
Example: "The author skillfully adds stylistic elements to the narrative, making it more engaging for the reader."
Alternatives: "enhances the style" or "contributes to the aesthetics".
Craftsman, Cape Cod and Mediterranean homes, detailed with terra cotta, add stylistic variety.
Wells doesn't gloss it over, nor does he try to add stylistic filigree to what is already sharp, incredibly strong writing.
To truly solidify the work as his own, Archer has even added stylistic elements from his own upbringing to the works: "A lot of the tattoos on the artworks are referenced from traditional Maori and Pacific Island tattoo and art, both of which are equally beautiful cultures present in my life growing up in New Zealand.
To add stylistic and technical tips to your transposed music, listen to a recording of the piano piece.
More typically, Todd Eldredge wowed all with triple turns in the air in an unpredictable, bravura performance, adding fabulous stylistic flair to a flamenco-tinged solo.
Boostcase is a product focused on modularity, which means that it hews pretty close to the standard sizeable lump when it comes to its battery case design, but there's a twist in that your iPhone can also slide out of said case wearing only a close-fitting shell, with a design on the back that features some cut-out holes to add some stylistic flair to its trademark locking system.
The scholars who added the finishing stylistic touches, known as savoraʾim ("explicators"), were classified as a transitional stage between the amoraim and the geonim.
The longer hemline makes this a great dress for the tricky transition weather we've been having, while the textured trim and oversized buttons add a nice stylistic element.
Scholar Julie Barak argues that the reverse chronological order Alvarez employs is actually a unique stylistic technique which adds "to the reader's uncertainty and instability, [allowing for the recreation] of the Garcia girls' own ambiguities".
