The phrase "a design format" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific structure or layout used for design purposes, such as in graphic design, web design, or product design.
Example: "The team decided to adopt a design format that would enhance user experience and accessibility."
Alternatives: "a design template" or "a design layout".
The firms' strategy for turning the chain around included a new advertising agency and new ad campaigns, a revamped menu strategy, a series of programs designed to revamp individual stores, a new restaurant concept called the BK Whopper Bar, and a new design format called 20/20.
In the fMRI scanner, participants read sentences containing puns (e.g. To write with a broken pencil is pointless) and control sentences (literal meaning) presented in a blocked design format.
In the present study, a new design format using the following two-step procedure is proposed to maintain both accuracy and simplicity; (1) a non-linear LRFD formulation, and (2) a formulation based on non-linear dynamic response analysis.
Four functional tasks were performed by each subject to localize regions of the fronto-temporal language network – word generation from categories, word generation from letters, reading, and listening – in a block design format with ten 20 second blocks starting with control.
HWLs were presented using a block design format.
We used a Latin Square design employed by McKenna and Sharma [ 31, 39] to counterbalance order effects of different word types in a blocked design format across all participants.
Five had an interventional design format, and were from Rwanda (22), Ghana (23), Malawi (24), Sierra Leone (25), and Uganda (26).
Building on earlier studies, the feasibility of a deflection-based design format with a single global safety factor is explored for concrete floors exposed to fire.
Furthermore, in some cases, a working stress design format gives more consistent reliability results than the load and resistance design factor approach.
