The phrase "art of fusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a creative process that combines different elements or styles, often in the context of art, music, or cuisine.
Example: "The chef's unique approach to cooking exemplifies the art of fusion, blending traditional flavors with modern techniques."
Alternatives: "craft of blending" or "skill of integration".
Here, chef-owner Emilio brings joy and a touch of high camp to the often sterile art of fusion food.
Ms. Hutson excels in the tricky art of fusion cooking, masterfully combining authentic Caribbean flavors with Asian touches in producing stylized dishes that are as lovely to look at as they are delicious to eat.
Beside the Masterpiece Collection, the brand remains true to what it calls the "Art of Fusion," the marriage of traditional watchmaking and innovation through an exploration of new materials.
Finally, a state of the art on fusion techniques is given.
She has co-authored book "Big Data Integration", got the VLDB Early Career Research Contribution Award for "advancing the state of the art of knowledge fusion", and got the Best Demo award in Sigmod 2005.
Finally, the simulation results verify that our MCB algorithm advances the state-of-the-art distributed fusion of nonlinear tracking.
Another wonderful example of art fusion and narrative realism is an ironic painting by Smith, titled Tex-Rex, which portrays a midnight performing cowboy Marlboro man as he twirls a huge swinging lasso that would make Roy Rogers jealous.
As Terms and Andrion shine under Kaepernick's spotlight, they're able to help shake off negative perceptions surrounding their chosen genres Terms specifically describes his style as "street fine art," a fusion of street art and fine art, to avoid some of the stigmas attached to the word 'graffiti.'graffiti
In " State-of-the-art fusion-finder algorithms sensitivity and specificity," M. Carrara et al. utilize seven existing state-of-arts gene fusion detection tools.
Experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness and superiority of the proposed method over the state-of-the-art fusion methods in terms of both visual effect and objective evaluation results.
Moholy-Nagy's dream of fusion among art, science and industry shows in a Constructivist formalism that, while not unplayful, has a bland, corporate impersonality (Johnson).
