The phrase "a formatting problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an issue related to the layout or presentation of text or data.
Example: "The document was rejected due to a formatting problem that made it difficult to read."
Alternatives: "a layout issue" or "a presentation error."
Media Failures: If the hard drive has been handled roughly, or the magnetic platters are scratched, have read/write errors or low-level formatting problems, this is a media failure.
We had a unit problem in our data, caused by formatting problems (microgram to milligram).
By now, I'm assuming you've figured out how to transfer footage from your camcorder to your hard disk, and then import it into your chosen editing package (it's easiest to do this using your editor's internal capture features, to avoid formatting problems).
Publications should come at the end of the document, which can also limit formatting problems as you update the CV.
Fix formatting problems for the sub-section and "Steps" headers.
"= Steps =" can cause formatting problems, so add two = signs (== Steps == ) to fix the formatting.
Identify formatting problems: syntax image size/placement (see below) large blocks of text which could better be bulleted or listed broken links (which appear in red or as a string of HTML code) Identify each step in the process.
Apple's iWork and OpenOffice are free, but Microsoft Office can open Microsoft Office files (which are much more common than iWork or NeoOffice files) without any trouble (opening one in iWork or OpenOffice might result in some formatting problems).
You can also use the same method in WordPress or other programs that use a formatting toolbar to format text.
HTML, in full hypertext markup language, a formatting system for displaying text, graphics, and audio retrieved over the Internet on a computer monitor.
