The phrase "a compressed form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been condensed or shortened, often referring to text or data.
Example: "The summary provided is a compressed form of the original document, highlighting only the key points."
Alternatives: "a condensed version" or "a shortened format".
Bloom filters are a data structure for storing data in a compressed form.
The term "tabloid" itself derives from the name given by a pharmaceutical company to a painkiller in a compressed form.
Traditional image processing and composition algorithms operate on uncompressed images, while video is typically stored and delivered in a compressed form.
We also show that registers with non-linear update are asymptotically smaller than memories required to store the same test patterns in a compressed form.
These principles articulate in a compressed form an understanding of the morality of war that is, in its fundamental structure, much the same as it was 300 years ago.
Especially for Big Data processing, this method is very useful due to the ability to represent data in a compressed form.
A similar thought already occurs in a more compressed form in the Tractatus itself: "There cannot be a hierarchy of the forms of the elementary propositions.
The collection is a work in progress; here the pianist Lara Downes performed Nos. 1 to 11 with loving attention to mood and color and a gift for telling stories in a tightly compressed form.
The collection is a work in progress; here the pianist Lara Downes performed Nos. 1 to 11 with loving attention to mood and color and a gift for telling stories in a tightly compressed form.
And this is what gives Lincoln's rhetoric such remarkable power is its ability to generalize and to idealize in a highly compressed form.
(D ) Post-processed diagnostic image for a 14-protofilament microtubule similar to that shown in (C ), depicting the filament in a longitudinally compressed form.
