The phrase "a stable form of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a consistent or reliable version of something, often in scientific, technical, or academic contexts.
Example: "Researchers are looking for a stable form of the compound that can be easily synthesized in the lab."
Alternatives: "a consistent version of" or "a reliable type of".
Power plants produce mercury in two forms: a stable form of elemental mercury that travels long distances and a reactive gaseous form, which falls to earth faster.
A stable form of this compound crystallizes in the space group of Ccc 2 [38].
Composting converts fresh, biodegradable, organic wastes and animal manure to a stable form of organic matter, such as humus.
To counter that risk, people - in particular children - can be given tablets containing a stable form of iodine which would prevent the body absorbing the radioactive version.
A molecular biology group led by John Monjardino was trying to create a stable form of hepatitis C to speed research into vaccines and new drugs.
These materials are expected to assume a stable form of atomic structure out of multiple allotropes of their bulk counterpart and to stay stable in room temperature and ambient environment [209, 210].
As cells became more complex, a need would have arisen for a stabler form of genetic information storage than that provided by RNA.
A truss gives a stable form capable of supporting considerable external load over a large span with the component parts stressed primarily in axial tension or compression.
The perinuclear space has a stable form; appeasement of degenerative process is observed in nerve cells.
This would appear to indicate a shift towards a more stable form of mRNA in this tumor type, which may affect the overexpression of the protein by increasing its translation without an increase in its transcription levels.
Given that CCND1High (A) variant also encodes a more stable form of the protein, thus the cells containing this combination will be under pressure for increased cell cycle progression and proliferation.
