The phrase "a graphic format" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of visual representation or file type used for images or graphics.
Example: "The presentation requires all images to be submitted in a graphic format for consistency."
Alternatives: "an image format" or "a visual format".
He purposely left the last page blank, and she quickly filled it by scribbling, "Yes!" Ms. Telgemeier broke into the business by adapting the "Baby-Sitters Club" novels into a graphic format, or novel-length comic books.
The application programs input the data into corresponding database tables to display the data in a graphic format.
The facility simulation results are automatically plotted in a graphic format for comparative evaluation of any series of production program assumptions that the operators consider in the design process.
The CEAC shown in Figure 3 quantifies the uncertainty in a graphic format.
All articles containing a gene name, or alias and the knowledge terms, in either title, MeSH terms or abstract were reported in a graphic format.
This is followed by a web-based consensus forming process (Delphi Technique) the results of which are presented to staff in a graphic format.
The designer Herb Lubalin tied everything together with a bold graphic format.
Since images generated by 3D_Viewer are in a general graphic format, data sharing with others is easy.
Amongst the pioneers of this discipline, previously solely scientific and devoted to graphical representations of statistical data, are theorist Edward Tufte, responsible for the creation of sparklines (a concise graphic format developed for insertion in text), and Ben Shneiderman, who invented treemap in 1990.
Last September we unveiled a magazine with an editorial and graphic format that conveyed our new emphasis on luxury lifestyle.
It can be used in a text or graphic format.
