The phrase "arbitrary style" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a style that is chosen without any specific reason or system, often implying randomness or lack of consistency.
Example: "The artist's work is characterized by an arbitrary style that defies traditional artistic conventions."
Alternatives: "random style" or "capricious style".
With a nod to the manipulation in play, judges often remarked on the "believability" of a given performer, saying things like "You are now the pop singer" or "I'm not buying it," as if the challenge were to shove raw talent into various arbitrary styles and trick audiences into experiencing it as authentic.
Each glyph takes style information from the track, and full SVG styling syntax can be used for arbitrary styling information including opacity settings.
Joyce simply did away with such tiresome constructs, inventing a colder, arbitrary narrative style that eschewed omniscient manoeuvring of characters and plot.
An heirloom ring, an expensive glass vase and a malfunctioning public address system are among the items that are lost, tossed or otherwise employed by Mr. Ludwig to bolster this uneven comedy, which suffers intermittently from arbitrary sitcom-style writing.
Not only must Kim Jong-il's arbitrary, personality-driven style of rule be abandoned, but the institutional machinery to support an unfamiliar and untested new Sun God must be systematically rebuilt.
But Bernstein was more radically revisionist in his approach to the opera-oratorio "Oedipus Rex," the male counterpart to "Perséphone," which had similarly been viewed as a perverse and arbitrary assemblage of styles from Handel to Meyerbeer.
And, as is an arbitrary requirement for all arcade style sports games, there are numerous power-ups to use throughout the game: "Add an entourage of lineman to get the sack, freeze an opposing player, turn off your opponent's passing icons, and much more.
Their disciplinary styles became more arbitrary and punitive.
In practice this makes him a motiveless blank, crippled by a severe, OCD-style reliance on arbitrary rules and conveniently unbothered by killing, until the day that one of his jobs goes wrong and feelings start to creep back into his life.
