The phrase "an issue of style" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing preferences or choices related to aesthetics, presentation, or manner of expression in various contexts, such as writing, art, or fashion.
Example: "The decision to use a minimalist design was primarily an issue of style rather than functionality."
Alternatives: "a matter of style" or "a question of style".
This is not an issue of style.
But the use of a verb form of a brand name is not just an issue of style, but also a legal one.
From the cosmopolitan cocktail's running story line in "Sex and the City" to the ubiquity of brand-label bottle placements in music videos, liquor is coming of age as an issue of style.
Adverse interactions with preceptors have variously been characterized as an issue of style [ 20] or educator professionalism [ 21] and as involving disrespectful interactions, belittlement, humiliation, bullying, harassment and abuse [ 22- 27].
Q. Are the disparities in health care between whites and nonwhites an issue of life style or genetics?
IN 2003, Alexander McQueen went to the SoHo offices of Visionaire, to collaborate on an issue of the high-style limited-edited magazine.
Apart from all issues of style, and whether this has been clear to the two parties or not, perhaps the deepest reason for the on-going divide between "analytical" and "continental" philosophy is the on-going tension between the impulse to epistemological idealism and the attraction of the idea that "being-in-the-world" precedes the very distinction between subjective and objective.
The reaction to Mr. Ghesquière's spring 2013 collection, shown in October, was so strong that he was singled out for a profile in the latest issue of Style.com/Print.com/Print
Speaking in September at a meeting of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, he observed that bringing China into the global order would be even harder than bringing in Germany had been a century ago .It is not an issue of integrating a European-style nation-state, but a full-fledged continental power," he said.
That heart invigorates every frame of "The Cove," as does Mr. Psihoyos's eye for a powerful image (his photographs have graced many an issue of National Geographic) and savvy narrative style: this is no angry enviro-rant but a living, breathing movie whose horrifying disclosures feel fully earned.
Even hard-to-please fashionistas have got on board – the band are on the cover of the Christmas issue of style mag Wonderland, and Grazia magazine sent a writer to east London clubs in pursuit of Styles on a night out.
