The phrase "a change of format" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a modification or alteration in the way something is presented or structured.
Example: "The report will undergo a change of format to improve clarity and accessibility for the readers."
Alternatives: "a format alteration" or "a format modification".
The composer's bicentenary was marked with Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, and a change of format.
The ideologists of the protest movement believe it needs not just a change of format, but a change of focus.
The Infinity court reasoned that a "change of format, though useful, is not technically a transformation". Id. at 108 n.2.
It was the following August before the newspaper shifted direction as its editorial mandate instructed a change of format.
On 20 October 2006, GMG Radio announced that it was requesting a change of format for 102.2 and 100.4 Smooth FM from Ofcom, to remove the stations' daytime soul and R&B licence commitments.
"I think it's a nice change of format... we want to get a few more shows on in the summer," Kevin Reilly, the entertainment president of Fox, said during the TCA executive Q&A, according to THR. "I think it's going to make the show itself more exciting..
Mayo has presented Drivetime for eight years but said he would be leaving to focus on writing after only a few months co-presenting with Whiley in what proved to be a divisive change of format.
This allows a change of backend representation format at later date without changing client interface.
The reform included requirements of a change of content and format of PGME in line with outcome-based education using the CanMEDS' framework of seven roles and competencies: medical expert, communicator, health advocate, collaborator, manager, scholar, and professional.
That change of format amounts to a complete tactical overhaul, since it's one thing to lead a tenor saxophone trio, with only bass and drums, and another to front a conventional quartet.
Meanwhile, Nintendo had a change of heart regarding the CD format and began work on the cartridge-based Ultra 64, which would be released in Japan in the summer of 1996 as the Nintendo 64.
