The phrase "a format made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific format that has been created or established for a particular purpose.
Example: "The report was submitted in a format made for easy readability and comprehension."
Alternatives: "a format created" or "a format designed".
"Twitter is a format made for comedians," says Yang. "Because of access to platforms on social media, we are starting to hear more of the voices that don't typically get heard".
Making the most of his wide-screen frame — a format made for landscapes like these and filmmakers as sensitive as this one — Mr. Ceylan initially keeps his distance from the characters by showing them in extreme long shot, a vantage that accentuates how small they are in relation to the wide world enveloping them.
David Bornfriend, a San Francisco-based photographer and filmmaker, began researching wet-plate collodion, a format made famous during the Civil War by battlefield photographers, after his brother returned home from serving in the Middle East in 2007 with post-traumatic stress disorder.
"Had the show been made by an independent production company it might have been better, but this reeks of a format made for a highly paid BBC presenter whose golden handcuffs mean that something has to be devised for him to do.
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A Very Murray Christmas is a modern take on a classic format made by Netflix without any supervision.
First, we wanted to be able to load data into a variety of standard databases easily, and a tabular format made that relatively straightforward.
Like "Crossfire," it have a panel format, made up of CNN correspondents as well as newsmakers.
The iPod, a portable music player that enabled people to carry around personal libraries of their favourite tracks in a digital format, made the single song (rather than the album) the focus of personal consumption.
A festival format made the most sense to fit all of these components and to have space for youth workshops and author talks".
NetCDF (Network Common Data Form [ 56]) is a data format made for managing array-oriented scientific data.
