The phrase "approved style" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific format or manner of writing that has been officially accepted or endorsed.
Example: "Please ensure that your report follows the approved style outlined in the company guidelines."
Alternatives: "accepted format" or "endorsed style".
That approved style, Maes writes, included harmonies from the coronation scene in Mussorgsky's opera Boris Godunov, the colorful harmonization and octotonicism of Rimsky-Korsakov's operas Mlada and Sadko, and Balakirev's folk-song stylizations.
Mediocrities prepared to work in the approved style flourished.
However, I refuse to conclude, in the approved style of cynicism, that it's all a lottery.
Notably in landscapes, a highly cultivated and somewhat romantic or mystical simplicity became the approved style, perhaps best exemplified in the work of Dong Qichang.
She does quite a lot of where's-George's-dinosaur type stuff, which of course has the kids in the audience screaming and pointing in approved style.
The Russian has long suggested ambitions to be a Murdoch – or, failing that, a Richard Desmond – and here he was, in their approved style, using one of his newspapers to promote his screen interests.
The school principal approved the style.
But then he again reverses himself and informs us that "many critically acclaimed novels today are no more than mediocre 'genre' stories told in a conformist amalgam of approved 'literary' style". So if so-called serious fiction is really "genre" fiction in disguise, what happens to Myers' lament that action and exciting storytelling have been marginalized?
It examines UK approved policing styles including a focus on intelligence-led policing, and factors determining the extent to which approved policing styles are adopted.
We approved certain styles, and it's perfectly in line with what she and I like.
The school has since approved new styles like Capri pants, black T-shirts under the polos, and skorts.
