The phrase "a numerical format" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific way of presenting numbers, such as in data, statistics, or coding.
Example: "Please ensure that all data is submitted in a numerical format for consistency."
Alternatives: "a numeric style" or "a number format".
The Ucas tariff is the points system used to record, in a numerical format, the achievement for entry to higher education - in other words the "score" universities expect candidates to get to become a student.
Then the resulting file was processed by a software package GetData converting the spectrum data into a numerical format of dat-file.
Variable number of tandem repeat (VNTR) typing is easier and faster to perform, and yields results in a numerical format.
The data items were selected to reflect areas where information might be easily collectable and possible to present in a numerical format.
The data from Pastva 2004 is not included in the forest plot because the data could not be converted to a numerical format; however, the figure legend in the original study does indicate a significant decrease in the BAL eosinophils in the trained compared to the sedentary group of OVA-sensitized animals.
In comparison to restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) typing, variable number of tandem repeat (VNTR) typing is easier to perform, faster and yields results in a simple, numerical format.
During this phase the postcode is translated into a Lower Super Output Area (LSOA) code (a small area code used by Ordnance Survey [ 30]), the date of birth is masked using an algorithm to generate a week of birth identifier, and the incoming gender codes are replaced by a standard numerical format.
Different preferences imply that using a combined verbal and numerical format may be the best compromise to suit various needs.
The simplification of MLVA data into a concise and portable numerical format as suggested in this article makes it easier to be comprehended by non-technical staff such as public health authorities.
a. 1) lifetime risk in numerical format (natural frequencies); 2) lifetime risk in both numerical format and graphical format (population figures); 3) lifetime risk and age-related risk in numerical format; 4) lifetime risk and age-related risk in both numerical format and graphical format; 5) lifetime risk in percentages.
Responses were analysed in numerical format and using a surgical equipoise ratio (SER).
