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The phrase "a more definite form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for clarity or specificity in a particular context or subject matter.
Example: "In order to improve our understanding, we need to present the concept in a more definite form."
Alternatives: "a clearer version" or "a more precise expression".
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The star of the show is "Untitled (Ocher and Red)," in which a more definite form, that of a red partial cross, occupies the top half of a glowing field brushed thinly enough to show glints of red beneath it.
Final Fantasy III has been described as the game in which Uematsu's musical style "began to take a more definite form".
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Decoration of a more definite kind is always incised under the glaze and is usually floral.
At the same time his historical novels (e.g., Jacob van Artevelde; 1849) took a more definite shape.
Gradually the group developed a more definite style.
"We are looking forward to a more definite agreement in 2004," ConocoPhillips's chief executive.
"A more definite approach from the Americans wouldn't hurt civil society in Russia.
So remember, the present continuous describes a more definite plan than be going to.
As such, a more definite conclusion awaits further studies.
An analysis of more cases would be necessary to determine a more definite profile.
More cases and further studies will be necessary to determine a more definite profile.
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