"sharp style" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe someone's appearance or style of clothing in a sharp, fashionable, or even edgy manner. For example: She wore a sharp style of dress for the occasion.
In the three successful transitions marked by sharp style conflicts, the managers employed similar means to deal with them.
Mr. Lautenberg had never held elected office before running for senator, but he immediately took to the sharp style of New Jersey politics.
Mr. Perry, the hedge fund manager, is known for his sharp style and shops at the company's flagship store, near his firm's offices in Midtown Manhattan.
His sharp style works well to frame a game that is funnier in some parts than others, but always exuberantly freewheeling.
While many fashion-conscious types may be under the impression that anything from Sears screams "grandma style," the chain has made a serious effort to attract customers who pride themselves on a sharp style sensibility.
And "Funny Games," opening on Friday, puts sharp style right up front, as two young men, nattily dressed as if for a Hamptons summer lunch, drop by to terrorize a vacationing family.
Just as wine depends on different grape styles for its variety, so cider is usually a blend of sweet, bittersweet and sharp styles, with countless varieties of each.
Inside there's not a touch of wood in sight and just the right combination of sharp styling and clever detailing, such as pop-up heaters that emerge when the roof is down.
But was his razor-sharp style created by his editor?
He calls himself a "guinea pig", experimenting with a cleaner, sharper style of campaign.
Among those whose imagery reflected the new sharper style, with its emphasis on form rather than atmosphere, was Yasuzō Nojima, who gained a reputation for his incisive portraits, groundbreaking nudes, and landscapes.
