The phrase "actors form" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific type of formation or structure involving actors, but without additional context, its meaning is ambiguous.
Example: "The actors form a circle on stage to create a sense of unity during the performance."
Alternatives: "group of actors" or "ensemble of actors".
The actors form a real ensemble, with the director, Hal Brooks, and the design team.
Certain actors form a recurrent company – Manville has worked with him nine times, Phil Davis seven – while others, such as a young James Corden in All Or Nothing, go off in spectacular other directions.
TV drama is essentially an actors' form, partly because of the importance of on-air trails in promoting new shows: having seen someone in A, we are expected to tune in to B, after seeing a glimpse of them in it just before the news.
The CMB entity along with these market actors form a multi agent system, the characteristics of which are presented in the following subsection.
The width and depth of the knowledge base and the diffusion of knowledge between various actors form the basis of a TIS.
First new technologies require a "protected space," a niche, which acts as an "incubation room" in which actors form relationships and may learn and shape their expectations.
Audience members surround the actors, forming a sort of movable square of townsfolk, or witnesses, implicated in the action.
In 1988, a group of British actors formed a company to perform Barker's plays and called it the Wrestling Club.
In 1921 a group of Moscow actors formed the Blue Blouses, a company named for the workers' overalls its members wore as their basic costume.
But Preminger lacked the patience to coax a good performance out of unformed actors — or actors formed by Method training, which required them to connect the emotions of a scene to past personal experience.
In this paper, it is assumed that actors are movable to connect other actors forming a connected network.
