The phrase "a form sent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a form that has been dispatched or submitted, often in contexts related to applications, registrations, or documentation.
Example: "Please ensure that a form sent to the office is completed accurately to avoid any delays."
Alternatives: "a submitted form" or "a dispatched form".
Borders said there was a form sent around in April, asking players if they were interested in playing for the Olympic team.
Adding a citizenship question on a form sent by an administration explicitly hostile to migrants is highly likely to depress response rates among immigrants, even those who have naturalized.
Schools Week magazine also reported that a form sent to teenagers allocated places in the school's sixth-form for September asked them to state whether they accept the offer and then return a slip, along with a cheque for £120 for the "School Fund".
Shayana Kadidal, a lawyer at the Center for Constitutional Rights in New York, said lawyers there were especially surprised that a form sent to them this week showed that Majid Khan, a 27-year-old detainee who was partly reared in Baltimore, had filled out one of the forms.
Reporting should be done within seven days from the events either electronically or by using a form sent by ordinary mail which is scanned into the database.
The movements are reported only by the farmer at the PPN of destination (single reporting), within seven days after the event, either electronically or using a form sent by ordinary mail.
In this study information is collected by mail – you will receive information in the mail, you need to sign a form, send it back, and will receive all study materials in the mail, and will complete written questionnaires which you will send back to the researchers.
This requires filling out a form, sending in fingerprints, and paying a fee (currently $18 .[4].
During their hospital stay or within a week after their hospital discharge researchers contacted participants to describe the study and ask whether potential participants would like an explanatory statement and a consent form sent out to them.
You might also have an instant electronic copy of a paper form sent directly to your PC for reference.
This was achieved by multiple contacts to the PCP's office, as follows: 1) a verification form sent by mail, 2) replacement fax to non-responders 1 week later, and finally 3) telephone contact to non-responders 2 weeks later.
