The word "genres" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe the different styles or types of something, as in: "There are many different genres of music."
A summer of country loving will be a chance, said music magazine Q, for "country, one of music's most maligned genres, to have its day in the sun".
"People are much more accepting of different genres," he said.
In one new hybrid show on Channel Seven the dual genres of food and renovation will collide in Kitchen Revolution: a reality format which will screen every week night until the restaurants built by the contestants are ready for the viewers to visit and eat the cooked by the reality stars.
I quite enjoy being around a group as I like to chat between reps but if there's no one there then I'll have my iPod loaded up with a multitude of different songs and genres.
I'm really proud of the quality and range of our output across so many genres.
Certain genres have always fallen foul of chart compilation etiquette, and as we move forward, there will continue to be anomalies.
Lopatin talks in terms of "finding ways to stay somewhere in the dead zone between really aestheticised genres" and describes Returnal as "an allegory or metaphor for cyclical things that happen in nature".
There is a burgeoning scene with new local genres and dance trends taking off all the time.
"You have to say the shortlist is quite white and mainstream, although there is a range of different genres there," said Mike Smith, managing director of Columbia Records.
Our work examines a considerably larger collection – 800 books – over multiple genres, providing insights into lexical, syntactic, and discourse patterns that characterise the writing styles commonly shared among the successful literature".
The past decade has seen a tearing down of the walls that separated popular genres.
