The phrase "application of this style" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a particular style is implemented or utilized in a specific context, such as design, writing, or art.
Example: "The application of this style in modern architecture has led to innovative designs that challenge traditional norms."
Alternatives: "use of this style" or "implementation of this style".
The steady application of that style -- and the poetic uses Ms. Masciotti makes of Mondo's fractured English -- keeps you at first from realizing that beneath this aura of downtown cool lurks a rather conventional play.
While a great emphasis has been placed on global metabolomic analysis in recent years, the application of metabolomic style analyses to specific subsets of compounds (targeted metabolomics) also has merits in addressing biological questions in a more hypothesis-driven manner.
Approving vendors, experts, AI application areas, and type of technology, this style of Center of Excellence provides organizations the final 'plan' for AI adoption.
He found that students who have a high motor educability, learning outcomes of volleyball through application of a practice style is better as compared to an inclusion style (Lecturer teaching).
In 2007, the editors of the British paper the Guardian amended the obituary of a noted producer, who was famously married to Sophia Loren, with this wry clarification: "A rigid application of the Guardian style guide caused us to say of Carlo Ponti..
This is not just a matter of style, which all good writers possess, but of the sometimes excessive application of style to the creation of a seamless subjective reality.
Our unheroic hero is Germain (Fabrice Luchini), who teaches literature at the Lycée Gustave Flaubert — a first hint that the application of style, at whatever cost, will lurk at the movie's heart.
The Burning Bush (1475 76), which illustrates his application of the Flemish style to the legends and landscape of Provence, is perhaps Froment's most illustrious work.
James Mairata identifies two distinct systems at work in Spielberg's application of style.
You might call it a "pastiche," which is a conscious application of an existing style or creator to a new work.
