The phrase "a friendly form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of communication or document that is approachable and pleasant in tone.
Example: "The email was written in a friendly form, making it easy for the recipients to engage with the content."
Alternatives: "a warm tone" or "an inviting style".
It was a friendly form of compulsory improv, which made both sides look good.
Part, however, was that unique New York aggressiveness, a friendly form of fratricide that manages to be affable and belligerent at once.
"Learning organization skills helps students gain familiarity with a technology device in a friendly form factor and will prepare them for more advanced learning," Mr. Yankowski said.
And Taiye Selasi suggests the Ghanaian colloquialism "chale" — a friendly form of address, derived from "Charlie," used by American soldiers stationed in Accra after the Second World War.
He said that he used the word "negro" at this point in the way that he did when he was growing up in Uruguay, that is as a friendly form of address to people seen as black or brown-skinned or even just black-haired.
"He [ Suarez said that he used the word 'negro' at this point in the way that he did when he was growing up in Uruguay, that is as a friendly form of address to people seen as black or brown-skinned or even just black-haired.
As a result of this work we have been able to develop a simplified set of statements and explanations that translate a sociological theory into a 'user friendly' form of words.
The purpose of this note is to present a summary of these results in a reader friendly form so that the material can be accessed by many readers.
So sayeth, elsewhere, one Dacher Keltner, psychologist from UC Berkeley and specialist in the study of touch: "The science is showing that when I receive a very friendly form of touch, it releases oxytocin, a neuropeptide that promotes trust.
Further, 'demand driven research networks' that respond to national decision maker questions by analyzing and synthesizing available evidence into a user friendly form need to be better explored in a developing world setting.
But looking for a more friendly form, she took equal inspiration from wooden Japanese Kokeshi dolls.
