The phrase "a readable form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a format or presentation of information that is easy to read and understand.
Example: "Please ensure that the report is presented in a readable form so that all team members can easily comprehend the data."
Alternatives: "an understandable format" or "a clear presentation".
Return the most complete representation of this tuplet in a readable form.
What is also important, supervised learning generates a knowledge in a readable form, which may be analyzed by experts.
The bank may store the information in any manner that can be readily retrieved and reproduced in a readable form.
The great merit of Wilhelm Grimm is that he gave the fairy tales a readable form without changing their folkloric character.
The students who helped in its regurgitation were at St Martin's School of Art, where Latham held a part-time teaching post - from which he was fired for failing to return the book to the library in a readable form.
According to the AFP, aides to Wonder said that just "five percent of printed materials and books are available in a readable form for the blind or visually impaired in industrialized nations, and just one percent in developing countries".
The files arrive in the form of JavaScript Object Notation (or JSON) files, which are then crudely translated into a barely readable form: a mass of brackets, colons, underscores, 16-digit number strings, robotic gibberish, and somewhere in there, a weird thing you typed into Google six years ago.
The federal Patent and Trademark Office has begun granting patents on the three-dimensional coordinates of a protein in a computer readable form.
Dietary habits were determined with an optically readable form of a 7-d dietary record that was based on a validated and previously used precoded menu book (17).
Ontologies provide a way to codify the business language of organizations in a machine readable form.
These pamphlets provide, in a very readable form, much general information about Great Britain, and particularly about Scotland.
