The phrase "mixed formats" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that contains a variety of formats. For example, "This report includes a mix of text, images, and audio in various mixed formats."
Broad speaks expansively about what England hope to gain out of this tour with its mixed formats.
Thus we chose to use both the pure and mixed formats.
The items were presented in mixed formats with most items requiring responses on a five-point Likert scale.
There were no significant relationships between certainty ratings and proportion-word (p =.137), proportion-notation (p =.286) and mixed formats (p =.302).
Fructose was administered in crystalline, liquid, or mixed formats at doses from 30 to 160 g/day, with six trials exceeding the CDA threshold of 60 g/day.
Fructose was administered in liquid or mixed formats at a median dose of 32·5 (range 22·5 36) g/d.
Though the seven-time Grand Slam singles champion lacks experience in the unique mixed format of Hopman Cup, Williams did have mixed doubles success early in her career, winning mixed doubles titles in 1998 at the Australian Open and French Open with partner Justin Gimelstob.
The mixed format includes alternative, heavy metal, hip-hop, blues, ethnic and gospel music.
A mixed format makes it tough for people to find what they want.
WRHU, which broadcasts a mixed format that includes jazz, classical, hip-hop and ethnic music, is staffed mainly by volunteers.
While in a mixed format you'd be using those extra dollars to theoretically upgrade at another position, in an "only" league it might be the difference between a complete zero and 550 at-bats.
