The word "logo" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a symbol or graphic mark that represents a company, organization, product, or service. For example, "The bright blue and yellow logo of the company was instantly recognizable."
The summit logo reflected those ambitions, depicting a new dawn breaking and the three words: stability, growth, jobs.
Cities have long had visual "brands": from tourist photos to scenes in a film, our mental postcards of a city become the DNA of its essence; with endless repetition, this essence becomes a meme or a logo for the city's brand.
Hillary Clinton's new campaign logo was the subject of fevered comment as soon as it hit the internet on Sunday.
"Across the road from the station is a block of flats, and every balcony on this block of flats was covered with a huge Simon Hughes banner – with a tiny little Lib Dem logo in the corner.
New Zealand hoki carries the coveted logo of sustainability - but has to be flown unsustainably halfway round the world to satisfy the voracious needs of British canneries and supermarket shelves.
Every landed herring in the protected segment of the Blackwater estuary bears the MSC logo on its delivery box.
In a world where we so often judge by appearance, for instance, there is perhaps a virtue in promoting these pitiful creatures that is also consistent with a logo, opening parade and metal tower which promise to make the London games the ugliest in Olympic history.
Affinity cards are credit cards with an organisation's logo on them.
BP introduced its new slogan "Beyond Petroleum" and changed its 70-year-old, shield-style logo to a more upbeat and eco-friendly green and yellow sunburst.
A commission spokesman said it was normal for co-funded projects to be recognised with a logo or other reference at the site where the money was spent, and funding rules meant part of it could be withdrawn if recognition was not given.
With the Nike logo in the background on Friday, President Obama sought to drum up support for a controversial trade agreement that is facing mounting opposition from Democrats and US labor unions.
