The phrase "about the present form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the current state or version of something, often in contexts like reports, analyses, or discussions about changes.
Example: "The committee will meet to discuss concerns about the present form of the proposal and suggest improvements."
Alternatives: "regarding the current version" or "concerning the existing format."
Because things that are of any interest to you, that you write about in the present form, you might as well have heard them half an hour ago on radio, or else when you were nine.
My most significant misgiving about the article in its present form however surrounds the established limitations of the 'health belief model' as applied to preventative public health interventions: " The HBM is more descriptive than explanatory, and does not suggest a strategy for changing health-related actions.
Reviewer #1: I have several misgivings about it in its present form that must be addressed.
However, I have several misgivings about it in its present form that must be addressed.
"We cautioned the prime minister about proceeding with this agreement in its present form given the issues which still need to be resolved and the views expressed to us by many of her own party colleagues," said Mrs Foster.
European club rugby is continuing next season but the Heineken Cup in its present form is about to exit the saloon bar.
Shadow Justice Minister Andy Slaughter and Tory MP Julian Brazier discuss the secret courts, which will come into force if the Justice and Security Bill goes through in its present form, plus questions about the blanket coverage of the horsemeat scandal, and the absence of interest so far in the Eastleigh by-election.
In their present form, the statements about a right ventricular injury by sport cannot be accepted 2 although they are, of course, open to discussion.
The first explicit reference to the practice in Sanskrit appears in the great epic Mahabharata (compiled in its present form about 400 ce).
In its present form, the UBMA is useful for making decisions about groups but not about individual patients.
