The phrase "a dispersed form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is spread out or distributed over a wide area or among various elements.
Example: "The artist's work often features a dispersed form, reflecting the chaotic nature of modern life."
Alternatives: "a scattered version" or "a spread-out shape".
But most is light sheen at the ocean surface or in a dispersed form below the surface, and federal scientists believe that it is breaking down rapidly in both places.
After characterizing the resulting material by X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy and energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy, it is confirmed that among the anodes fabricated, the Ni 5 wt.%Al sample sintered at 1100 °C contained the most suitable Al2O3 in a dispersed form.
It was determined that a thicker mold coat and a higher mold temperature would modify temperature profiles in the casting in such a way as to move the shrinkage porosity away from the critical location to less critical regions in a dispersed form.
Almost no m3G snRNA was observed in the cytoplasm in a dispersed form or without colocalized Sm proteins.
These observations indicate that after export to the cytoplasm snRNAs can travel in a dispersed form and then bind to small clusters of Sm proteins and form CsBs.
Besides tandemly arranged Tcast2a and Tcast2b subfamilies located within heterochromatin, experiments and bioinformatic analysis of T. castaneum genome revealed a presence of a third Tcast2c subfamily present in a dispersed form within euchromatin of all chromosomes.
The nitrile rubbers form a dispersed phase within the polyester matrix to give blends with enhanced fracture resistance.
Despite the fact that nanomaterials are considered potentially hazardous in a freely dispersed form, they are often considered safe when encapsulated into a polymer matrix.
This indicates that most of the Ni in the catalyst is present in a highly dispersed form, strongly interacting with the pyrochlore support.
A more dispersed form of electricity production, e.g. via customer-owned renewable electricity generation plants, will extend the value chain and requires smart grids.
No peaks corresponding to the transition metal oxide is detected in the XRD, suggesting that it exists as the amorphous phase without getting incorporated into the TiO2 phase, i.e., they are in a highly dispersed form on the surface.
