The phrase "a uniform form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a consistent or standardized appearance or structure.
Example: "The design team created a uniform form for all the product packaging to ensure brand consistency."
Alternatives: "a consistent shape" or "a standardized format".
By presenting an effective algorithm, we obtain a uniform form of the linearized Navier Stokes equations corresponding to the MRT-LBM in wave-number space.
This means that accounting methods developed earlier can be used in several ways to enhance the development of the relationships and that the latter should not be perceived from one level or considered to be a uniform form.
Where a uniform form of a beta distribution occurs, multivariate correlations are still preserved because the uniform is a special case of the beta.
(1) Using a uniform form of counting quantifiers, quantified patterns support numeric and ratio aggregates (e.g., at least p friends and 80% of friends), and universal (100%) and existential quantification ((ge 1)).
Hot embossing is simple and provides a uniform forming pressure and high replication rate.
This converts the original source code into a new form, having a uniform pattern for the permitted equivalent constructs between the clone pairs of the same type.
As the deformable model demands all samples in uniform form, a non-rigid registration algorithm is presented to align the samples in point-to-point correspondence.
In Georgia, there is a uniform appeal form you must file within 45 days of receiving your assessment.
The 1993 law, formally known as the National Voter Registration Act, established a uniform federal form that requires only that voters attest under penalty of perjury that they are citizens.
In our simulations, each node was stationary for a random time that followed a uniform distribution form ts − 50 to ts + 50 s.
A uniform report form is used across the nation.
