The phrase "a visible form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that can be seen or perceived in a physical or tangible way.
Example: "The artist created a sculpture that was not just an idea, but a visible form of her emotions."
Alternatives: "a tangible shape" or "a discernible figure".
The unannounced return of lighting to one shelter is greeted by spontaneous applause: "When everyone's effort takes shape in a visible form like this, it makes me feel like I've been pushed forward to work harder than ever before".
The argument says that "A visible form is not ultimately apprehended by the visual faculty because it is a composite (bsags) like a sound and because it is a product of the elements like the sound".
Given that being composites and products equally apply to visible form and sound, these two reasons cannot warrant the validity of the argument justifying the thesis that a visible form is ultimately apprehended by the visual faculty.
Rado remembers that long hair "was a visible form of awareness in the consciousness expansion.
These results clearly show that PbPF16 is expressed as a male gamete-specific gene and that the protein is expressed at a higher level (or in a more visible form) in the activated male gametocyte/gamete.
On Monday, a thick gray haze hung over Delhi's taller buildings, and a visible film formed quickly on stationary objects, leaving a chemical taste and grime on the skin.
If this is invisibility, it is a highly visible form of it.
Ross W. Nadel, a former federal prosecutor who founded the computer hacking and intellectual property unit at the Federal District Court in San Jose, said the arrests could be "a highly visible form of deterrence".
In symbolic art the content is conceived abstractly, such that it is not able to manifest itself adequately in a sensuous, visible form.
Hagar's story shows us slavery in a less visible form and closer to "home".
But there's also a large number of girls in the Illawarra who survive on parenting allowances - a less visible form of youth unemployment.
