The word "stylized" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to artwork or design characterized by a particular style or form. For example: The poster had a stylized design featuring a mix of geometric shapes and abstract figures.
In other words, the negative term premium matters a lot for financing behavior, but in this stylized world, investment spending is decoupled from the term premium and is determined instead by the expected future path of short rates.
Of course neo-classical economics has not been a magic cure all for global poverty, but is has done a pretty good job for hundreds of millions of people.Mr Hayes cites a friend working on a policy degree at Berkeley who questions the validity of the models learned in a principles class because they are too highly stylized, and more advanced study has disproved many of their features.
New planes that AMR Corp. AAMRQQ)'s American will begin receiving in 2013 offer a chance to update its red, white and blue stripes on the hull and tail logo with red and blue A's and a stylized eagle.This seems to be a bit of a trial balloon from Mr Vahidi it's rare for C-level executives to go to the press with a company's internal deliberations unless they're trying to gauge public reaction.
Speech is stylized as well, whether it is dialogue or narration, chanted or sung.
October 1946 Guangzhou, China John Woo, Chinese Wu Yusen (born October 1946, Guangzhou, China), Chinese film director noted for action movies that combine copious stylized violence with lyrical, melodramatic depictions of male bonding.
It is highly stylized, with an honorific and an ordinary word for most terms of reference.
Animals of the Southeast Asian forests whose figures had adorned dwellings of wood and thatch were stylized and came to adorn palaces and monasteries.
All were either produced or directed by Harold Prince, as were Pacific Overtures (1976), in which Sondheim looked to Japanese Kabuki theatre for stylized effects, and Merrily We Roll Along (1981), adapted from a 1934 play by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart.
Time and distance had to play their role before memory became stylized and official.
The Equidae, unarmoured, do not employ stylized fighting techniques to reduce the danger of serious injury as among certain other species.
War clubs had stylized phallic, tortoise, and bird-head ornamentation.
