'establish style' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing a particular set of boundaries or guidelines when creating a piece of writing or art. For example: "Before beginning the project, I needed to establish style guidelines to ensure the work followed a cohesive aesthetic."
Still, "Romeo Must Die," a very loose adaptation of Shakespeare set among warring black and Asian gangs in San Francisco, is a departure from Mr. Li's established style.
By 1670 this type of suit had become the firmly established style for men and was worn with no essential change until the end of the 18th century.
Remember, though, that this would have been the height of sophistication in the late-19th century – and still wild – west, where mud, wood and sawdust were established style statements.
Looking ahead, he said he plans to stay focused on the content verticals that Say has already established (style, tech, and living), but that doesn't preclude launching or acquiring new sites in the future — he just wants to do that using the company's profits, rather than raising more venture capital.
Once the character was in place, it established style guidelines for the rest of the book".
Nowadays, American brewers are among the most creative in the world, in the vanguard of pushing and transforming established styles of beer.
But there are more pieces by painters and sculptors practicing established styles like Post Impressionism, Ashcan School realism and Rodin-type sculpture.
While high-mindedness can paradoxically reap high prices, avant-gardes from Impressionism through all the 20th century's isms to Abstract Expressionism have advanced their claims as the bearers of art's renewal against the compromises of established styles.
Far from the disloyal bunch they're constantly portrayed as, music fans proved their devotion to established styles and favorite artists, while a healthy number enthusiastically supported challenging albums.
There were various architectural styles used on memorials, but most were essentially conservative in nature, typically embracing well established styles such as classicism and embracing mainstream Christian symbolism.
