"traditional layout" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to a particular arrangement of information that is standard or commonly accepted. For example, "The online application form used a traditional layout, with the primary contact information at the top followed by a description of the applicant's education and experience."
"If you think about it, the traditional layout makes no sense," Thomas told me.
The most basic traditional layout sets an equal-size speedometer and tachometer side by side.
The big Cadillac XTS sedan also offers a configurable display, from a traditional layout to one that emphasizes the technological.
The shop will also take a very different format from her London show, mirroring the traditional layout and offerings of the classic American grocery store.
He has never courted accessibility, and remains as unbending as ever in his apparent hostility to paragraphing and the traditional layout of dialogue.
Lehrer captures the new Vegas in this passage: "If you think about it, the traditional layout makes no sense," Thomas told me.
In other apartments, a bit more unconventionally, the kitchen is open to the living room, giving the traditional layouts a dash of modernity.
Each of the dozens of Hofe (courts) dotted around the Vienna inner ring road follows the historical street line, refusing to break with the traditional layouts as they meet the pedestrian.
You can follow one of these traditional layouts, or you can vary the ratio and substitute more familiar ingredients.
This paper aims to diminish dependence upon experts and human decision making in the process of implementing a fishbone layout on greenfield projects, and fulfills an identified need of warehouse practitioners by integrating the most recent advances on non-traditional layouts and detailed warehouse design.
A transfer to Broadway would be trickier, since the show's 360-degree staging would not fit with the traditional proscenium layout of most Broadway theaters.
