The phrase "an open format" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a file format that is publicly available and not proprietary, allowing for interoperability and accessibility.
Example: "The software supports an open format, making it easy for users to share and collaborate on documents without compatibility issues."
Alternatives: "a public format" or "a non-proprietary format".
It's just an open format tumblr with Vimeo & YouTube embeds, no text.
Most of them played an "open format" of hip-hop, Top Forty, Michael Jackson, and classic rock.
The fact that MPEG-4 is an open format, while formats like QuickTime and RealVideo are proprietary, he said, could complicate transmissions of Web-based video.
There are other e-book software formats — Adobe Acrobat, for instance, and Microsoft Reader, and an open format called ePub — but Amazon went its own way.
In an open format, the computer code is public, which allows developers to create new products that use it without paying royalties.
And I ask you, just as you propose, to continue the dialogue in an open format with all participants of the process".
Still untitled, it's "an open-format sketch-variety show with music videos, short videos and comedy skits," as he put it.
Nesson had Marshall show how easy it was to download an open-format MP3 from Amazon for 99 cents with easy clicks, if you started at a Youtube video.
In an open-format competition, all climbers compete simultaneously, and are given a fixed amount of time to complete as many problems as possible.
Mad Decent describes breakout LA producer Dillon Francis as "an open-format electronic dj who sees no delineation between making music and playing it," which is probably why Diplo has swept him up to construct this hyperactive, production-heavy track with vocals (OK, sound clips) from Dominican "Ghetto tech" artist Maluca.
Knowledge about protective behaviours was assessed by an open-format question without pre-formulated answering options.
