The phrase "a formatted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been arranged or structured in a specific format.
Example: "Please submit a formatted document that adheres to our style guidelines."
Alternatives: "a structured" or "a styled".
A formatted random list generated by this program can be used directly (without further formatting) by the coordinator of the research team to prepare and encode different drugs or instruments necessary for the parallel group trial.
Insert a formatted floppy disk into your computer and double-click on the My Computer icon on your desktop.
In 2004, the 9/11 Commission signed a contract with Norton that gave the publisher access to a formatted manuscript in time for the book's printing to coincide with the report's official release.
The computer also comes without an operating system, which first has to be downloaded onto a PC or Macintosh, and the image then written to a formatted SD card.
Text formatting systems, unlike WYSIWYG ("What You See Is What You Get") word processors, embed plain text formatting commands in a document, which are then interpreted by the language processor to produce a formatted document for display or printing.
Any aficionado of early Mad comics published during the first half of the 1950s, when Mad was still a riotous comic book and not yet a formatted magazine, will recognize the brilliantly perverse parody of a Life magazine cover featuring a portrait of a hideous girl next to the headline "Beautiful Girl of the Month Reads Mad".
The tabular blast output was then converted to a GFF3 formatted file using a slightly modified version of blast92gff3.pl (D. Gilbert, http://eugenes.org/gmod/genogrid/scripts/blast92gff3.pl).org/gmod/genogrid/scripts/blast92gff3.pl
However, like du Gay [ 25], we do not consider 'bureaucracy' to be a singular phenomena but a "diversely formatted organizational device" (2005:1, 3).
Given a fasta formatted file, fastarand will create an equal size fasta file on a sequence by sequence basis using one of three randomization models.
On wikiHow an example would be a wrongly formatted article, whose editor might need coaching.
Within the latter, 354 accessions contained a correctly formatted "organism" entry, and 388 contained a correctly formatted host name.
