Please provide the sentence you would like me to assess for formal style.
M. Rostovtzeff has written: 'Dura-Europos and its art' 'The animal style in South Russia and China'
Yes, "Avenue" and "Street" should be capitalized when they are part of a specific place name, such as "Main Street" or "Broadway Avenue." However, if you are using the words generically or not as part of a name, they should not be capitalized, for example, "I live on a street." Always follow specific style guides or conventions if applicable.
I was a typesetter for several years, and I have set and/or seen virtually every style of font used. I am sure that the most popular font has been "Park Avenue" (a form of scroll'ly hand written look) the size is dependent on the stock you are using. Yet, these days you can use virtually any style pleasing to the immediate family helping you decide.
Hugh Acheson has written: 'A new turn in the South' -- subject(s): Southern style, American Cooking
the jilting of granny weatherall is written using the stream of consciousness technique
All homes in the area were affected in some way by the flood waters
Jennifer Carter has written: 'An integrative approach to style analysis of folk dance melodies with classification using inductive learning'
The example is written in a formal and factual style.
John Elsberg has written: 'Broken poems for Evita' 'Offsets: Poems by John Elsberg' 'A week in the Lake District' -- subject(s): American Haiku 'Korean War Phase 2' 'Home-style cooking on Third Avenue'
The person that sang Gangnam Style is Psy.
Alline P. Van Duzor has written: 'Fascinating foods from the Deep South' -- subject- s -: Alabama University Club of Tuscaloosa, Southern style, American Cooking 'Fascinating food from the Deep South' -- subject- s -: American Cookery, Alabama University Club of Tuscaloosa, Southern style