The phrase "a cross shape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an object or figure that resembles the shape of a cross.
Example: "The design of the logo features a cross shape that symbolizes unity and strength."
Alternatives: "a cross form" or "a cruciform shape".
During renovations, a master bedroom was added off the living room, giving the house a cross shape.
Meanwhile, the D-pad is now a cross shape (good for fighting games) and the sticks are more comfortable to grip.
He placed his version at the bottom of a cage containing two pigeons and let droppings rain through a template to form a cross shape atop the reproduction of the masterpiece.
Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 200C/400F/gas mark 6. 4 Dust the top of the risen dough with flour and use a very sharp knife to score the top, perhaps with a cross shape or a few horizontal stripes – this is to help give the bread room and a direction to expand.
The church is built in a cross shape, with transepts to the north and south of the chancel.
The open arms and closed arms formed a cross shape with the two open arms opposite each other and so the two closed arms opposite each other too.
It was found that at a constant riser superficial gas velocity, the mixing time was increased and the superficial liquid velocity decreased when a cross shaped sparger was replaced by a circular sparger, which had the same diameter, and the same number and size of holes.
The church, built out of coral stones, is a cross shaped (cruciform) church with its juncture or crossing surmounted by a pyramidal wall.
In 2011, the American Atheists, a nonprofit group, filed a lawsuit to prevent the inclusion of a cross-shape steel beam from the wreckage of the original trade center in the memorial museum on the site.
Liu designed a cross-shape patch array structure with FWHM of 12 nm and S of 538 nm/RIU [23].
The system included two major components, an atmospheric pressure microwave plasma cavity and a cross-shape quartz combustor.
