The part of the sentence "file is named" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to the name of a file. For example: "The photo file is named beach-photo-2019.jpg."
Christine Lagarde, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief after whom the infamous file is named, handed the list to her then Greek counterpart, the finance minister Giorgos Papaconstantinou, in the hope that the authorities in Athens would carry out an audit of those on it.
Southern, in particular, was wise to the nonsensical macho posturing of the US military-industrial complex, and had no time whatsoever for the uniformed ignoramuses pontificating about mutually assured destruction, fail-safe trajectories and world targets in megadeaths (as one top-secret file is named).
The file is named "This is Not Italy," a rallying cry of sorts, encapsulating the widespread frustrations of many Italians, impotently looking on as impersonal market forces — including ratings agencies — buffet the national economy, heedless of the social wreckage they leave in their wake.
The file is named SSA-SA-MOWL.
On Google Play, the file is named Mr.
Each file is named from Epoch_0 to Epoch_4.
The first three worksheets in this file are named "essential", "domain essential", and "nonessential".
The unit stored any confiscated material in a building in Salamanca, a university town that Franco turned into his military headquarters and for which the files are named.
Here it is necessary that the image files be named with simple rules.
Files are named using the format YYYYMM_HH00, corresponding to the hour (GMT) of the included observations.
Files are named based on their material and/or behavioural characteristics.
