The phrase "inventive style" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a unique and creative way of doing something, typically in terms of art, writing, or design. Example: The artist's use of bold colors and unusual materials in her paintings showcases her inventive style.
He had such a strong, inventive style.
But in other films, grim topics are enlivened and enriched by inventive style.
But they are his children in the sense that they have taken his inventive style and moved it into a new dimension.
He studied sake brewing with SakéOne's Japanese business partner, Momokawa Brewing, but uses his own inventive style to produce American sake.
Reviewers praised Dr. Boorstin for a lively, inventive style, unconventional and bold approaches, intriguing perceptions and for placing familiar information in fresh contexts to generate unexpected conclusions.
(Chinen) ★ Tim Berne's Snakeoil (Wednesday) Mr. Berne, the alto saxophonist and composer, has a potent new album, "Snakeoil" (ECM), that typifies his relentlessly inventive style: meticulous but volatile, with a shifting balance between convoluted form and wide-open improvisation.
Other inventive styles filled out the collection, like long panne velvet T-shirt dresses, macramé skirts and a belted wool skirt that fell in a flattering spiral of folds over the hips.
Lest you think a trench has to be simple and classic, these ladies prove that there are many fun, inventive styles and ways to don this classic piece.
He weaves the Caribbean's brilliant fusion of European, African and East Indian tastes along with his own inventive twists into an imaginative style he likes to call "my new vibration of Jamaican flavor".
Wizenberg has an inventive, disarming style, though you won't find any of the prowling sensuality or philosophical hunger of an M. F. K. Fisher, say.
Over these two volumes they perform all seven in bright, inventive, elegant style, valuing the composer's spasms of dark meditation as much as his dashing virtuoso gallops.
