"reading style" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used when referring to the style in which someone reads or writes something. For example, "Her reading style was unique and engaging".
In a prologue to "The Sense of Style," subtitled "A Thinking Person's Guide to Writing in the 21st Century," the brain scientist Steven Pinker explains that he's been reading style manuals of late, and that they bum him out.
By Nathan Heller November 3, 2014 In a prologue to "The Sense of Style," subtitled "A Thinking Person's Guide to Writing in the 21st Century," the brain scientist Steven Pinker explains that he's been reading style manuals of late, and that they bum him out.
The Ginsberg private voice is quiet, schoolmasterly; and it's hard to imagine it reaching the exultant, lurid cries and incantations of his poetry reading style, as he expresses his conviction that candour should be the chief characteristic of the American poet.
Mr. Jacobs said he's constantly reading style magazines ("I read everything right down to Teen magazine,") and researching the high-end stores like Bergdorf Goodman, Polo and Prada, "so that when the holidays roll around, I've done the research, I know what's out there".
Intonemes for reading style speech are predictable by applying a set of phonological rules to a string of text as to word accentability and accent group formation.
Finally, inter-individual analysis unraveled an efficient reading style mirroring pathway reliance as a function of the fingerprint of the stimulus to be read, suggesting an optimal pattern of cerebral information trafficking which leads to high reading performance.
GHS Book Club's contributions: Location: Cheltenham, England Reading age: 6 - 11 Favourite authors: David Walliams, Roald Dahl and Adam Blake Description: We are a lively group, with a range of reading styles from The Hobbit to Stink-bomb and Ketchup-face.
The fact that explicit tasks during reading induce changes in the use of language neural pathways [26], [27], [28] also supports the hypothesis that reading styles may be reflected by the preferential reliance on a neural pathway.
Such automated shifts in (lexical and non-lexical) reading styles [25] may be mediated through shifts in neural pathways [26], [27] on an unconscious level, as has been recently shown [28].
Our previous PERFORMS research has suggested that there may be differences in reading styles between these two groups owing to such differences in their real-life practice.
Often when I read style used in this way, it's the wrong term anyway.
