The phrase "audacious technique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a bold or daring method or approach in various contexts, such as art, science, or problem-solving.
Example: "The artist's audacious technique in blending colors created a stunning visual impact that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "bold method" or "daring approach".
It's stylistically adventurous, has audacious technique to go with the dynamic pacing the title suggests, and the same kind of speedy storytelling and original characters that characterised his fine Swingers.
"Offside" is vastly superior to both of these movies — Panahi's unique and audacious technique alone, of a fiction snatched from the margins of public events, makes it an important work of art.
They discuss Nordahl's audacious technique, his obsession with silver, the many times he eluded them, and how, in 2013, he was captured for what might be the last time.
Utilising both conventional technique and audacious shots, Macartney pierced the field with a variety of cuts, hooks, pulls, drives and glances.
It is the most accessible introduction to the work of Russian film-maker Andrei Tarkovsky, whose sprawling 70s masterpieces Mirror and Stalker it prefigures in its audacious imagery and elliptical narrative technique.
It's an audacious and, here at least, highly effective technique.
At these moments, using techniques that might have seemed audacious to an undergraduate literary theory class in 1985 or so, the film calls attention to its own artificial status.
There is something exacting and audacious in it, something superbly controlled in its composition and technique.
RICHARD BRODY: Meryl Streep is a vastly more interesting actress than Helen Mirren; I think that Meryl Streep will win again when she gets a role that really pushes her out of her comfort zone, into audacious physicality or an intense emotionalism that tests and threatens her technique.
They are a wonderful example of industrial architecture by presenting an audacious composition of filled in trenches and room and pillar techniques.
It was an audacious goal, the authors wrote, but one achievable with existing techniques such as building new nuclear plants and preventing tropical deforestation.
