"portrait orientation" is a grammatically correct and usable term in written English.
For example, you could say, "The image must be saved in portrait orientation before being uploaded."
Or work in portrait orientation, like a clipboard.
Of course, you can still turn it 90 degrees to use it in portrait orientation.
In the Paper Size area, click on Portrait orientation and apply it to the rest of the section.
Even under brisk acceleration, the phone stayed in place – shockingly, even when it was standing in portrait orientation.
Websites look gorgeous on the iPad, especially in portrait orientation, but all too often there's a big black hole where content should be.
Again, I think that's down to the fact that it's a whopper of a display which you're using in portrait orientation.
Experiments by Stanley Wearden at Kent State University's Information Design Laboratory in 1997 and 1998 showed a strong preference for portrait orientation and for two-page spreads.
What's more, he said, the backlighted screens, which can be used in landscape or portrait orientation, can help ensure that a pit ensemble's sound does not thin out because half the violinists need to turn a page.
When you need to return to Portrait orientation for the text that follows your charts or tables, click after the last table and make another Section Break from the Insert menu.
These stay in portrait orientation.
