"edit mode" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a particular mode of an application or program that allows the user to make edits. For example, "If you want to add or remove text, switch into edit mode."
For example, certain Photos extensions can supply filters, borders, watermarks and special effects to a photo when you have it open in the program's Edit mode.
In edit mode you can trim or cut a movie, add visual effects like monochrome imagery or a tilt-shift effect.
You go into "Edit" mode and remove them.
The DrawField.cs file should inherit from the base control class to add our custom structure field, and overwrite the createchildcontrol field to let the structure editor show up in the edit mode.
The simulator can be operated in the edit mode to allow the instructor to design the catheter track for various clinical treatments, for example, coronary angioplasty and carotid artery stenosis treatment.
There are plenty of extra features that unless you're a total Toon-Doku nut, you might not use such as the edit mode, which will allow you create and edit images for use in puzzles.
There will also be a screenshot function built into this and an accompanying photo edit mode for making them look more awesome before you share them with your friends.
In addition, the edit mode gives you access to your existing assets in the Adobe Creative Cloud Libraries, which can come from other Adobe mobile apps or the desktop apps.
The genomic comparative display supports two drawing modes: search mode and edit mode.
Edit mode allows the user to manually define all viewable regions and can also be used to perfect a view to create publication ready figures.
Clicking the 'Edit alignment' button in the output page brings the user to the edit mode, where the user can change the matched atoms in the graph alignment by inserting or deleting the atom types.
