"growth style" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a particular approach or manner of promoting or achieving growth, whether in terms of personal development, business success, or other areas. Example: "The company's impressive growth style, which prioritized innovative strategies and customer satisfaction, led to record profits for the fourth consecutive year."
"Our growth style has paid dividends very well long term," Mr. Anderson said.
By contrast, the "natural growth" style prevalent in less affluent families emphasizes free play, discipline, and hierarchy.
The reaction mechanism has been considered as a dissolution/precipitation mechanism; the self-assembly evolution process has been proposed on homocentric layer-by-layer growth style.
"Alliance Capital is a recognized leader in the growth style of investing; Bernstein in the value style," said Bruce W. Calvert, chief executive of Alliance.
It says it has produced a 21percentt annualized return for the growth style of investing, about double the gain of its benchmark, the Russell 2500 Growth index.
"There's a tendency to become value oriented" and abandon a time-tested and widely broadcast growth style, Mr. Turner said, who told clients that the attacks "will certainly" push the economy into a recession.
For blend funds, which typically use a combination of value and growth styles, it was in the 20's.
As a "blend" manager, combining value and growth styles, Mr. DiBella, 48, says he looks at stocks two ways.
Surges in some of its financial services holdings propelled it into the top 1percentt of small-company funds that blend value and growth styles, according to Morningstar.
Morningstar replaced old categories like growth and income, equity income and aggressive growth with a ninefold array, divided among large-, medium- and small-capitalization stocks and value, blend and growth styles.
Dimensional Fund Advisors, a money manager in Santa Monica, Calif., runs a variety of passively managed funds that are rigorously based on market capitalizations and value and growth styles, rather than the often subjective opinions of experts who create indexes.
