The phrase "a diffuse formation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a structure or arrangement that is spread out or not concentrated in one area.
Example: "The researchers observed a diffuse formation of stars in the galaxy, indicating a lack of central mass."
Alternatives: "a scattered arrangement" or "a dispersed structure."
We try to reproduce the tensile response including a diffuse neck formation at high strain rates, using the proposed constitutive model and finite element method.
Histological sections revealed a diffuse bone formation inside the Biocoral samples seeded with DPSCs or human osteoblasts, where the original scaffold and the new secreted biomaterial were completely integrated and cells were found within the remaining cavities.
Histological sections of DPSCs and osteoblasts seeded on Biocoral showed a diffuse bone formation within this scaffold, although it was impossible to establish the exact amount of new bone deposition, because it was disseminated within the internal cavities (Fig. 2 A,B).
Ion current rectification is attributed to the formation of a diffuse electrical double layer within the nanopipette tip orifice.
By hypothesizing, this could be due to the fact that a device implanted too anteriorly do not allow a useful posterior AH outflow, which is critical to promote the formation of a diffuse and functioning filtering bleb.
Of the four cases showing more than 2 copies of EGFR per chromosome 7, three had increased copy number due to polysomy and one had gene amplification, a diffuse gastric carcinoma, exhibiting the formation of clusters with numerous signals for EGFR (Fig. 1B, C).
In a series of image studies, opacities of a diffuse ground-glass pattern, subpleural bleb formation in the marginal areas, airspace consolidation and fibrosis in bilateral whole lung fields were noted, and radiation pneumonitis was suspected [ 6, 7].
In contrast, in cells expressing GFP-Hsc70 K71M, there was a diffuse nuclear and cytoplasmic distribution with no focus formation.
By studying these objects, either resolved into individual sources or as a diffuse background, we are thus detecting the effects of star formation over its complete history.
