"outline view" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in computer programs or document editing software to describe a specific feature that allows the user to view the document in a simplified, bulleted format. Here is an example: "I find it easier to organize my ideas using the outline view in Microsoft Word, as it allows me to quickly see the main points of my essay in a structured format."
I know outliners have outline view, but it doesn't work.
But the Online User Guide mercifully tells users that if they want to input text, they must enter the Outline View.
Exactly as in the full-blown desktop version of PowerPoint, icons in the corner of the screen let you switch into outline view or speaker-note view.
A year ago, after his surprise election as leader, Corbyn could be forgiven for only having an outline view as to what he would do.
Powerset, which was recently acquired by Microsoft, offers three tabs that allow users to explore Wikipedia in different ways, including an outline view that visually displays the information extracted by the Powerset software technology for results of each query.
You can scroll around with your finger, zoom in or out with two fingers, lock a row or a column so it doesn't scroll, rotate the phone for a wider view, edit comments, flip into outline view, edit formulas, create graphs, change numbers, sort, find, filter and format text and numbers.
The mandibular condyles are positioned well below the apex of the coronoid process, and the gonial angle of the mandible is compressed and square in outline (viewed laterally; Figure 1A).
Ensure that the Viewing area that includes 2 tabs-Outline View and Slide View is able to be seen.
In a speech on Tuesday in Pennsylvania, which will be followed by a speech on Thursday afternoon in Manchester, New Hampshire, Trump outlined views that broke with decades of conservative orthodoxy on the importance of free trade and alienated business interests within his own party in an attempt to woo blue-collar white voters.
Mr. Rubio, a Cuban-American in his first term whose star is rising rapidly in his party, has outlined views in recent days that set him apart from many other Republican conservatives, who reject any legalization as a form of amnesty that rewards immigrant lawbreakers.
In interviews with The Trace, opponents of new restrictions related to the terror gap outlined views that broadly align with arguments advanced by the National Rifle Association and many Senate Republicans.
