The phrase "a form intended" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type or version of something that is meant for a particular purpose or function.
Example: "The document must be filled out completely, as it is a form intended for official submissions."
Alternatives: "a document designed" or "a template meant".
She signed herself out using a release form intended for voluntary admissions.
In addition to exempting the 200 jobs, the measure would create a working group in the administration to report within 90 days on proposals to create a single "smart form" intended to allow nominees to "answer all vetting questions one way, at a single time".
Simultaneously, the Netherlands Society of Emergency Physicians NSEPP) distributed a guideline on emergency PSA, including an updated standard data collection form, intended to aid proper registration and guideline adherence [10].
Guidelines for producing written health materials and principles of good information design were adopted to inform the rigorous development of an ADHD-specific QPL (in booklet form) intended for use by parents and carers of children with ADHD.
Mr. Salvo traced the problem at least in part to the bureau's decision to change a single question on the census short form, intended to be filled out by everyone living in the country.
Popular art, any dance, literature, music, theatre, or other art form intended to be received and appreciated by ordinary people in a literate, technologically advanced society dominated by urban culture.
Vancomycin HCl capsules (125 and 250 mg) are present in the market as oral dosage form intended only for local treatment of pseudomembranous colitis.
There were also fields included in the coding form intended to capture relevant data that did not conform to our preset categories.
The 5th grade readability level recommended by the National Work Group on Literacy and Health is an appropriate goal for AD forms intended for the general public.
