The phrase "a clear form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is easily understandable or well-defined, such as a document, structure, or concept.
Example: "The report was presented in a clear form, making it easy for everyone to grasp the main ideas."
Alternatives: "a distinct format" or "an understandable structure".
Lord Scott said: "Gerrymandering - the manipulation of constituency boundaries for party political advantage - is a clear form of political corruption".
His senior journalists admit privately that this is unacceptable – a clear form of editorial corruption – but they insist that he intervenes far less often than outsiders imagine.
They all involve a strong impression of a felt presence, sometimes with a voice or a shadow-like image, but often without a clear form.
WHEN Molly Smith began envisioning a third theater space here for Arena Stage, as part of the recent $135 million transformation that she led as artistic director, she grappled with how to distill her ideas into a clear form.
The poem is a "making-of" documentary supplied with English subtitles, a work assembled after the fact to lead triumphantly to the main event.Prikryl's memories of childhood are intensely sensory: lacking a family narrative with a clear form, she presents, instead, unusually vivid, one-off impressions and colorful hunches about what they might have meant.
Alexandra Du Bois's "Night Songs," a piece inspired by the concentration-camp testimony of the Dutch writer Etty Hillesum, is driven by strong feeling and by darkly pulsing, Janáček-like melodies, but it fails to find a clear form for its ideas.
The process of morphological evolution has long been viewed as one of a clear form-function relationship involving gradual adaptation to specific biota [ 1].
Funds would also be required to report their expenses for the previous six months in a clearer form.
Grobelnik [14] presents, briefly but in a very clear form, an interesting discussion of text processing in his three-page paper.
It is simply that it has its red lines, just like any other country, and we have seen them this weekend in a particularly clear form.
It's a very clear form, and if you could really establish this in the audience, I think we would have something that would be interesting and that doesn't exist today.
