The phrase "agreeable style" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a manner of writing or presentation that is pleasant or acceptable to the audience.
Example: "The author's agreeable style made the complex subject matter much more accessible to readers."
Alternatives: "pleasant tone" or "appealing manner".
Some players simply thrive in a team setting, and what Crowder lacks in traditional appeal and the ability to create shots, he makes up for with his uniquely informed defense and his agreeable offensive style.
Disagree in an agreeable manner.
Schulman has an agreeable, funny, easy style; despite the seriousness of her themes, this is in large part a comic novel.
A Schumann Romance for Oboe and Piano was agreeable for the unprepossessing style and warmth of both its musicians, Ronald Roseman and Donald Currier.
Don't forget to be unique, your own style and agreeable to fashion itself.
New World goat in the Hispanic style can be agreeable when it is served moist and not overdone, but the meltingly tender goat my wife and I consumed in Oman on that April afternoon when the apricot blossoms trembled in the clear air against an impossibly blue sky is nothing like it.
Students with assimilating and accommodating learning styles demonstrated significantly more agreeable attitudes toward varied aspects of network-based instruction than students with converging and diverging learning styles.
The surfing media loved his goofy-footed or left-facing style of riding waves, his agreeable personality and his aggressiveness in the water.
That said, the flat-out brio of the revue-style show marks a most agreeable start to a five-play lineup that only gets starrier.
Then, in 1928, Mr. Brisbane hired Schultze & Weaver, hotel specialists, to design the medieval-style 1215 Fifth Avenue, with its agreeable contrast of light masonry and caramel-colored brick, on his plot on 102nd.
