The phrase "text laid out" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe the organization or arrangement of written text on a page or document. Example: The report was easy to read, with the text laid out in a clear and logical format.
Along with the narrow columns of text laid out on cream pages, it brings to mind a book that seems older, more canon, than any brand new book has a right to be.
Six of the manuscripts were printed in an 1861 edition for the Rolls Series by Benjamin Thorpe with the text laid out in columns labelled A to F. Following this convention, the three additional manuscripts are often called [G], [H] and [I].
The text laying out Papadopoulos's guilty plea, in which he admitted to making false statements to the F.B.I., introduced new characters into the Trump-Russia story: the Professor and the Female Russian National.
The text was laid out by All City Media, and McCarthy said: "It's always cool to see how others use text and I love what they did".
Based on a 2005 song by Titcomb, the text is laid out in rhymes that alternately recall the past ("I'm riding on the City of New Orleans, / Thinking 'bout the Wabash Cannonball.
On Saturday afternoon, the public is invited to gather for a "read-in" of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "Letter From Birmingham Jail," the text that laid out Dr. King's strategy of nonviolent resistance and exerted significant influence on the movement.
The content was static and the old methods – commissioned text, carefully laid out on a page, released monthly at a premium price – are now over.
Taking umbrage with an interview the laureate gave to the Guardian in September 2011, in which she said that "the poem is a form of texting … it's the original text", Hill sonorously laid out his reasons for disagreeing to gathered students.
Throughout this book, the text is well laid out with clear headings, making it easy to find information.
The cover art, which features the text of the obits laid out like it would be in the New York Times, is pretty fucking cool too it's the kind of record you hang up on your wall so when people come over you can casually mention, "Oh, that?
Gresty is a video artist and poet whose tranquillity belies, and possibly even enriches, the complexity of her work, which uses subtle typography and image macros alongside more conventionally laid out texts to present a life gently being pulled apart by technology and disappearing down the optic fibres of fate.
