"placeholder name" is a perfectly acceptable part of a sentence that is used in written English.
It is used to refer to a person, place, or thing, whose actual name isn't known at the time. For example: "The winner of the award will be chosen by a panel of three judges, with the placeholder name John Smith serving as Chairperson."
The following September, they would then declare that their initial placeholder name, Los Angeles FC, had been chosen to become the club's official title.
They needed a placeholder name for the contact card — thus, Lauren Ipsum was born.
He mentioned how The Intercept reported that one of the documents had "Mohammed Raghead" as a placeholder name.
For one, the product is actually called Spring, with Jello Labs being more of a company name or a placeholder name.
WebXR (that's a placeholder name) is a successor to this standard, including lots of similar functions but adding in all the stuff you need for, you know, the augmented side of the equation.
When we first covered the UK-based startup it was going under the name CognitiveLogic — a placeholder name, as three weeks in Halstead says he was still figuring out exactly how to take his idea to market.
The elements, which currently bear placeholder names, will be officially named by the teams that discovered them in the coming months.
"Hey Rick?" "Yeah, Bill?" "We need a bunch of placeholder names for sessions at WWDC.
These four new elements, on the other hand, have temporary placeholder names: "Baby Boy" 113 is named "Ununtrium," pronounced "un-un-trium" for its atomic number 113.
Twelve additional species found in the Monterey Bay were assigned morphologically descriptive "placeholder" names while they await formal descriptions [ 15].
Nine Osedax lineages were sampled during this study, including three named species (O. rubiplumus, O. frankpressi, and O. roseus), four with placeholder names (O. green-palp, O. nude-palp A, O. nude-palp D, and O. nude-palp C), and two (MB16 and MB17) reported here for the first time.
