The phrase "aesthetic conformity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the adherence to a particular aesthetic style or standard within a group or context.
Example: "The art exhibit showcased a range of works that emphasized aesthetic conformity, reflecting the trends of the contemporary art scene."
Alternatives: "visual uniformity" or "stylistic adherence".
Total aesthetic non-conformity isn't something you come across often in Hollister-ised, modern-day Britain.
There is an undeniable aesthetic and demographic conformity in the vanlife world.
And it allows for a certain level of self-expression in a city dominated by conformity and conservative aesthetic values.
The leaf blower represents everything that people say is bad about the suburban lifestyle: its obsession with appearances, its heedless hostility to neighbors and the environment, and its elevation of neatness and conformity into the ultimate aesthetic ideal.
Designed by Eliel Saarinen's son Eero, the General Motors Technical Center (1948 56) at Warren, Michigan, was compared with Versailles in its extent, grandeur, and rigorous conformity to an austere, geometric aesthetic of Miesian forms.
This new book demonstrates that these two periods of the highest literary and cinematic creativity in twentieth-century China share several aims: to liberate these narrative arts from previous aesthetic orthodoxies, to draw on foreign sources for inspiration, and to free individuals from social conformity.
As dance critics and cultural historians point out early on in "A Ballerina's Tale," the aesthetic of ballet, especially in the years since choreographer George Balanchine's reign, is one of conformity to a narrow ideal.
"The sentiment of mathematical elegance is nothing but the satisfaction due to some conformity between the solution we wish to discover and the necessity of our mind This aesthetic satisfaction is consequently connected with the economy of thought" [ 46].
Wen Hua, the author of "Buying Beauty," a study of Chinese aesthetic standards and consumerism, confirmed that this appetite for individualism is a new phenomenon in a society that has long prized conformity.
Conformity is everything.
