The phrase "a blended form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that combines elements from different sources or categories, often in a creative or innovative way.
Example: "The new dish is a blended form of traditional Italian and Japanese cuisine, resulting in a unique flavor profile."
Alternatives: "a hybrid version" or "a mixed type".
In this way, the instruction represents a blended course model and provides insight into a blended physical therapy course design.
But all three are now adapting those courses, often in blended form, for use in public universities that will offer students credit and extra support — and bring the MOOC providers a steady revenue stream.
But the greater challenge faced by Mr. Deitch and others in the field is not luring new audiences accustomed to consuming media in blended form as much as it is attracting those who consume most media on hand-held tablets back into a brick-and-mortar temples to art.
It took Jones 20 years to compose the book, and the method he finally chose not only blended form (the epic poem and the novel), but also content: the text is strewn with fragments from Welsh dark ages poetry, pagan folklore, the Song of Roland, Chaucer, Malory, Shakespeare (Henry V especially), Milton, Coleridge, Browning, ancient ballads, rugby songs and Lewis Carroll's poetry.
Research has been undertaken to evaluate the performance of natural starches of sago flour, bean powder, and chitin to act as coagulants individually and in blended form.
Among the populace, however, the blended form of worship continued.
Both can be used in conventional car and truck engines in blended form, and biodiesel can also be used in pure form ("B100").
Aesthetic emotions are thought to often occur in blended form, perhaps because their triggers are less specific than the triggers of more basic adaptive responses to events of the real world (Zentner 2010).
With unabashed color and closely blended forms, the parables of yesterday see a new bit of light in a series of finely-wrought illustrations rooted in themes of folklore and tradition.
