'collective format' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe a type of work, document, or project done as a collaborative effort with multiple people or groups involved. An example sentence would be: "We created the report in a collective format, with input from each department."
Adelaide's Format Collective have been using their downtown space and DIY credentials to incubate artists and bands since 2008.
Raissa was part of the collective for 10 years (Format finally wound up in 2003).
Results showed higher WTP bids and valuation under collective and mandatory payment format and supplied evidence that in developing countries people nurture expectancy on governmental actions and funding to conserve natural landscapes.
His 1966 debut album with the Mothers of Invention, Freak Out!, combined songs in conventional rock and roll format with collective improvisations and studio-generated sound collages.
(This wide-ranging format enriched the collective musical taste and paid dividends by producing ever more varied strains of popular music).
You then upload the resulting file using the Chaos Collective's tool, preferably in.m4v format, and it spits out a magic focus, Lytro-style image that you can either upload to The Chaos Collective's website and share via Twitter, Facebook, Google+, Pinterest or via an embed code.
In addition, good diary return rates can be achieved using a monetary incentive and the diary format allows for collective recording, rather than an individual's estimation, of household water usage.
It is important to emphasize that comprehensive information is not equivalent of unbiased, perfect information – it is in this context a collective presentation of the various formats (ARR, NNT, RRR and POL) including a pictorial representation.
Participants were invited to fill the questionnaires in collective sessions, in paper and pencil format.
