The phrase "a layout of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a design, arrangement, or plan of something, such as a document, website, or physical space.
Example: "The architect presented a layout of the new building, showcasing the various rooms and their dimensions."
Alternatives: "a design of" or "an arrangement of".
He sketched a layout of the prison on a napkin, and described the hierarchy of officers.
The building's landlord had given them a layout of Mr. Shahzad's apartment.
Kranti's global giving page includes a layout of operational costs and future planning.
Under a big tent set up for a press conference, a layout of cheese and chocolate melted in the heat, and "Sticky Fingers" played good and loud.
The most suspicious-looking document in the collection turned over to the I.A.E.A. was a schematic diagram showing what appeared to be the development of a warhead, with a layout of internal components.
When the fire marshal wanted a layout of the third-floor apartment that caught fire early Monday in the Bronx, Michelle Wilson could describe every corner of it for him in cinematic detail.
Cuomo, a onetime minor-league ball player, extended his catcher's mitt of a hand and blinked at me through round glasses, his face a layout of symmetrical creases and folds.
In "Everybody's Autobiography" — a large part of which is taken up with Stein's lecture tour in America after the triumph of "The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas Steinein herself pokes fun at her dependence on Toklas: I liked the photographers, there is one who came in and said he was sent to do a layout of me.
The debut issue of the paper attracted some attention, and Alan's first appearance on screen was therefore in a television news item, in which he was shown sitting on the floor of my flat gluing together a layout of the paper.
a Layout of force sensors in the handling interface mechanism.
Here's a layout of how the insurance will work.
