The phrase "heading format" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the style or structure of headings in a document or text.
Example: "Make sure to follow the heading format specified in the style guide for consistency."
Alternatives: "title format" or "header style".
Section titles or chapter breaks should get the "Heading" format, with smaller sections using the other two heading format styles.
If you haven't been directed on heading format from an editor or professor, use the standard heading of: title, author, place of publication: publisher, date of publication, and number of pages.
You should generally try to ensure that your heading formatting is correct and easy-to-read.
I like the new Maloof head to head format in the finals, but don't like that my friend Greg Lutzka won in NYC for doing the same choreographed routine three times in a row.
"Get out of the talking-head format," Mr. Feinstein advises.
The format backed by USA Cheer is called stunt and has a head-to-head format, with the competition divided into quarters.
With a talking-heads format, it's pretty trad to look at, but as a slice of pop culture history, it's never less than fascinating.
There he was given a great deal of freedom to experiment in steering commercials away from the talking-head format toward a show-don't-tell approach.
Skiers, who compete Friday, and snowboarders, who compete Saturday, will face off in a head-to-head format with their best moves while soaring from a 65-foot jump.
Because of the head-to-head format, because of the personalities involved, because of the team dynamics and the hotly debated coaching strategies, the Ryder Cup is a three-act play with a golf course for a setting.
With its conventional archive-plus-talking-heads format, this film is less radical than Restrepo, but Junger articulates a number of subtle and unexpected ideas about Hetherington's work, and about combat reporting in general.
