The phrase "a clear shape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has a distinct and easily recognizable form or outline.
Example: "The artist created a sculpture that had a clear shape, making it stand out in the gallery."
Alternatives: "a distinct form" or "an obvious outline".
The structure revealed a clear shape of the N-terminal DExH/D domain that forms a V-shaped arrangement with hDicer's RNase domains from the bottom view of the molecule.
After three years, the program has now taken a clear shape.
And like Mr. Jacobs, though with more finesse and control, Mr. Simons feels a need at the moment to strip things down, to arrive at a clear shape with the absolute minimum of design.
It's more of a fertile bed for ideas to flow over: The next day a clear shape emerged and it's playing very loud and constant in my head: I am my own control subject.
Some people home in on distinctive landmasses, an island such as Crete or a clear shape like Iberia or Anatolia, and assume these have long formed a single cultural or political space, embracing coast and interior, and different from places "across the water".
It is harvested that these PL spectra show a clear shape- and size-dependent features.
Strauss's episodic forms assume a clearer shape: the Nurse's conjuration in the first act, for example, or the opening scene of Act II.
The presence of several of his paintings helps to bulk things up, and the center has done some creative editing to give the show a clearer shape than is evident in its hefty but episodic catalog.
It was only at breakfast, after my usual complaint that my mattress was too hard, and when the dishes had been removed and the tabletop was bare, that an idea came to me, somewhat vaguely at first, but soon assuming a clearer shape.
Clinical observation has shown that performing acupuncture on ST36 produces a clearer shape in the radial pulse.
Like a "blob" they're without any clear shape or mission other than self-preservation.
