The phrase "a significant form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing art, literature, or any field where the importance of structure or composition is being analyzed.
Example: "In her analysis, she argued that the painting's use of color and shape created a significant form that conveyed deep emotional meaning."
Alternatives: "an important structure" or "a meaningful composition".
Indeed, public engagement has become a significant form of impact recommended by research councils.
But it's much more: his selection and presentation are no mere compilation but a significant form of film criticism.
Jeremy Beecham Labour, House of Lords Rafael Behr rightly sees writing off the debts of low-earning graduates as "a significant form of state subsidy".
In any normal understanding of the words, a traffic warden is a significant form, at least to the motorist who sees himself about to receive a ticket.
But in a culture that embraces an almost therapeutic mode of openness, Mr. Linenthal writes in "The Unfinished Bombing: Oklahoma City in American Memory" (Oxford University Press), memorialization has become a significant form of cultural expression.
When Bertelsmann broke ranks with its fellow music giants and announced its deal with Napster on October 31st, the move confirmed that the Internet is bound to become a significant form of music distribution, and perhaps the main one.
The diagnostic utility of the latter is controversial, since prohepcidin represents a processing intermediate rather than a biologically significant form [17], [18].
He has a more significant form of evolution in mind, namely a trait going from being rare to being prominent in a species.
With the words of its judgement – themselves a most significant form of action – the court sought to achieve just such a reasoned, universal appeal.
Only a minority of the patients (∼10%) that do show histologic evidence of prostate cancer will develop a clinically significant form, potentially severe.
Whether or not WES or WGS will discern repeat expansion, a highly significant form of pathology-associated genetic variation, also remains to be demonstrated.
