"serving style" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as an adjective to describe the manner or approach in which someone serves something, or performs a task. For example, "She had a unique serving style that customers loved."
During his on-court interview after the match Djokovic treated the crowd to an impersonation of the serving style of his new coach, Boris Becker.
Or I can assemble Goin's Blood Orange, Dates, Parmesan and Almonds Salad, and arrange the ingredients loosely on a plate, a serving style that will remind me of the 2000s.
A total of 120 experimental studies were identified and they are presented grouped within these 11 topics; parental control, reward, social facilitation, cooking programs, school gardens, sensory education, availability and accessibility, choice architecture and nudging, branding and food packaging, preparation and serving style, and offering a choice.
"In other words,"he added, "it takes a piñacolada and, by exploiting a common element (the rum) and adding a feature of the daiquiri (the lime juice), appropriates the daiquiri's name and (we must assume) serving style —that is, straight up in a stemmed glass".
That includes pre-vetting restaurants and meals for taste, portion size, serving style, and arrangement.
All of the windjammers promise good food, but how have you taken it up several notches in terms of food and serving style?
The primary aim of this study was to investigate how serving styles of snack vegetables appeal to children, focusing on size and shape.
The certified cicerone exam costs $345 and focuses on the history, production, serving, styles and tastes of beer from around the world.
Though the centerpiece of beefsteak culture was indisputably the frenzied consumption of beef and beer, with diners eating with their fingers and drinking with abandon, serving styles varied.
New places that serve style in spades.
The meal was presented in eight different serving styles: two sizes; small and ordinary, and four shapes; whole/chunk, slices, sticks, and figures (stars).
