The phrase "aesthetic technique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches that focus on beauty or artistic expression in various fields such as art, design, or literature.
Example: "The artist employed an aesthetic technique that emphasized vibrant colors and fluid forms to evoke emotion in the viewer."
Alternatives: "artistic method" or "visual approach".
"It is a very complex aesthetic technique that is practically impossible to create on one's own," she said, noting, too, that it requires a specific length, width and shape of the nail, which only a few people have (Dita Von Teese, among them).
In selecting from his back catalogue for exhibitions (his work features in a group show at the Chris Beetles gallery in London from November 20) and anthologies (Making the World Safe for Hypocrisy, Unauthorised Portraits, etc), Sorel plumps for aesthetic technique over witty storylines.
This is not just because the style of reporting pioneered and developed in this magazine over its nearly 70 years of existence draws heavily on the aesthetic techniques of fiction--the setting of scenes, the delineation of character, the unfolding of narrative--and occasionally rises, or aspires to rise, to the level of literature.
ISA is based on the principles of aesthetic techniques commonly used in interior design and decoration.
"This part of the instalment may feature different production techniques and new aesthetic techniques than the previous instalment," XL said in a written statement, "but in spirit it's essentially the same...the snaky acid basslines, brutally sparse beats and the synth melodies that soundtrack the post-club early hours, are all still there".
The use of nonsurgical aesthetic techniques has become increasingly popular with both women and men seeking proven solutions to reverse the signs of aging.
It is visible to us as an aesthetic, an effect of artistic technique.
Of course we loved him and his work, but there's a whole aesthetic, a technique, a philosophy".
Alvarez's drawings, rendered with black and blue ballpoint pen on paper (the only materials available inside the detention center) don't experiment much in terms of aesthetic or technique.
But as well as giving the films an aesthetic, the technique also helps Hough capture sights that usually go unseen by the human eye, exploring the microscopic formations and events that happen in the natural world.
Mr. McFarland's aesthetic and techniques feel overly familiar and dated.
