The phrase "as headings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to titles or labels that categorize or introduce sections of text.
Example: "The report is organized into several sections, each marked as headings to guide the reader through the content."
Alternatives: "in the form of headings" or "as titles".
Experiment with alternative formats such as using skills rather than dates and job titles as headings.
HTML markup tags specify document elements such as headings, paragraphs, and tables.
Logical layer: associates content with architectural elements such as headings, titles/subtitles, chapters, paragraphs, tables, lists, footnotes, and appendices.
A markup language is a way of indicating, in a document, any items of interest, including items such as headings, paragraph boundaries, and highlighted concepts.
Focusing on the visual presentation as well as the organizational aspects of text documents, Tsonos and Kouroupetroglou [8] identified the following: 1. Logical layer: associates content with architectural elements such as headings, titles/subtitles, chapters, paragraphs, tables, lists, footnotes, and appendices.
The three categories (bolded as headings) and their related subcategories are incorporated in the following description.
Figure 4 lists the 50 MI-MeSH headings as well as their frequency assigned as Major Topic over the 20 year period.
The summary is presented under eight standard headings, as far as relevant, for each country.
Tumours specified with a greater degree of accuracy were then grouped (by hand) under these broader headings, as well as maintaining their original information.
The lead author then wrote a narrative to describe the themes, with direct quotes from the included studies used both within the narrative and as theme headings so as to illustrate young people's own representations of their views.
I expected to not like the film very much -- despite its talented and attractive ensemble -- and to pity the cast as they acted out tropes more suitable as chapter headings than people.
