The phrase "a blurred form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not clearly defined or is indistinct, often in a visual or metaphorical context.
Example: "In the distance, I could see a blurred form moving through the fog, making it difficult to identify what it was."
Alternatives: "an indistinct shape" or "a hazy figure."
Hajo Seppelt, the fearless documentary maker who ignited the slow-burning Russian doping scandal, told the Guardian it appeared to be the same man who appeared in blurred form in his 2014 programme and was later identified by Nick Davies, a senior IAAF official, as Tan.
But when they open their eyes, they can make out, albeit in blurred forms, the bits of a face that count: eyes, nose, mouth, hairline; the contours of the head.
Soft focus and blurred forms add mystery to prints by Mark Schimsky, Gonzalo Rufatt, Jane Olin, Kerry St. Ours and Dorian Romer.
The literal effect is of blurred forms, too big to be taken in by the eye, all the detail of the building and the particular moment lost in these enormous 5ft images.
Beck's photo of Chastain's celebrating with her shirt off as the blurred forms of her ecstatic team-mates can be seen galloping to converge on her in the background went on to make the cover of Sports Illustrated, Newsweek and Time Magazine.
Yet contrasty black and white, the blurred forms and the figures half-turned away from the camera gave Mr Frank's work an unprecedented feeling of freedom and informality.Sifting through 28,000 images on contact sheets, Mr Frank selected only 83 for "The Americans", first published in Paris in 1958, with each photograph printed opposite a blank page.
Art historian Cornelius Vermeule described the change: Official taste eliminated this interesting, even exciting, view, and substituted the mausoleum of Roman profile and blurred forms that masquerades as the building on the finished coin.
She sees their aesthetic subversion in a contemporary light: "To literally inhabit art in this way, to allow it to form a blurred boundary between itself and ordinary living, seems no great leap to a modern audience".
Thus, Figure 7b is not merely a blurred version of Figure 7a.
The top-flight eight-member ensemble, directed by Ethan Hawke, insists on that, giving crystalline, individual forms to a blurred collective sense of self that anyone who has been part of a of family is going to identify with.
