'block style' is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to a format where all the lines of the text are aligned to the left margin of the page. For example: I am writing this in block style It is a very simple format That is easy to read and understand I find it useful for most documents.
He designed letters that took one form wherever they appeared in a word, could be printed in block style, and could appear as separate letters instead of connected in cursive form.
This block style also occurs in the platform of the Western Annex Hall (N2).
Albert McArthur saw the great expanses of sand surrounding the proposed resort site as building material and employed the concrete block style construction he'd learned under Wright's tutelage.
Many of his trademark construction techniques have become standard in the industry, such as the use of Irish linen for wrap material and block style checkered-pattern ringwork above a cue's wrap, commonly employing alternating ebony and ivory, pieces which are eponymously named "Bushka rings".
A popular formal style is the block style, which is described in this step.
Specific training has been developed to convert clinicians from conversational to block styles of computer use, and to identify communication skills that assist in maintaining rapport with the patient whilst using the computer in the consultation [ 11].
Add new blocks by clicking the "Add Blocks" link on the left and selecting from available block styles.
It was Mr. Gehry who had redone the front door of 55 Crosby Street in industrial cinder-block style, and recently Mr. Chatham stuccoed over this potential icon of modernism -- he did not like the brutal look of the entrance to his residence, regardless of its provenance.
Ron Stone gave the nickname to Comella, and actually Comella's blocking style is anything but soft and puffy like a cloud.
It's now up to more than 500,000, with more than 1M apps built using its drag-and-drop blocks style interface — apps which have a combined total of 16M monthly active users, across 195 countries.
Then Tejada got turned awkwardly around and had his feet knocked out from under him by Utley's late, chop-block style (not a tackle) slide that sadly left Tejada with a broken fibula.
