The phrase "a slim form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a slender or narrow shape, often referring to physical objects or figures.
Example: "The vase had a slim form that made it perfect for displaying delicate flowers."
Alternatives: "a slender shape" or "a narrow silhouette."
The Cingular 3125 eschews the text-entry keyboard for a standard telephone T9 keypad, but at the benefit of a slim form factor.
Epson says that its new Pulsense series has three stand-out features: price, exercise-grade heart rate, and a slim form factor.
They feature a newly-developed Carl Zeiss® lens that integrates a 4x optical zoom and Optical SteadyShot™ image stabilization, yet achieves a slim form factor.
The combination of better hardware, better software, and a slim form factor gives it a leg up on pretty much every other Android device out there, unless you want the non-hardware keyboard, in which case the Hero is your best bet.
The new device will begin at $99.99, which makes it the same price as the newer Misfit Shine 2. Basically, Misfit has repurposed its tech into a slimmer form factor to give consumers a choice that's more about aesthetics, rather than a new or expanded feature set.
A youth in a baseball cap, his slim form casting an outsize gigantic shadow, detests his own smell.
It is also developed as a phone with slim form factor which gives the same usability of smartphones.
In 1911 with the support of Carlos Chagas, Gaspar Vianna conducted extensive histological analyses of organs from infected experimental animals, which led him to simplify the classification of T. cruzi into two main evolutionary stages: a round-shaped form without an apparent flagellum (amastigote) and a slim flagellated form (trypomastigote) [ 58].
It's not much different than the ones we know about, including the full QWERTY keypad, fairly slim form factor, Windows Mobile 6, and a 2-Megapixel camera with flash.
