"amorphous desire" is an acceptable phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used describe a vague, undefined longing or ambition. For example, "The young man was filled with an amorphous desire to explore the world."
Some articulated an amorphous desire, often based in religious values, to protect the earth.
In an interview, Dr. Susan H. Weinkle, a dermatologist in Bradenton, Fla., said that she typically spends more time with cosmetic patients because they come in wanting to look better, the kind of amorphous desire that takes longer to satisfy than defined medical problems.
But nor is she quite at home with her life as it is; and a kind of weariness, a build-up of "amorphous longings, shapeless desires" has led her to this point of departure.
XRD analysis gives information about the desired amorphous character of these polymers, which is independent of the PEO content.
Amorphous alloys with desired the Vogel-Fulcher-Tamman temperature T0 can be predicted and designed by the linear relationship.
Other experts, however, argue that much like a polygraph, PPG is a form of junk science an inaccurate, inconsistent way to measure something as complex, amorphous, and subjective as sexual desire.
The polymer/salt composite membranes could be quenched or annealed to yield amorphous or semicrystalline foams with desired crystallinity.
The results offer a method of realizing promising frontiers for device design in which a high quality crystalline material is desired on an amorphous substrate.
It is about desire, for sure — about the amorphous, unending longing to escape, to party, to have fun — but the fuel of that desire is money.
The court has already found that the true impetus behind Microsoft's restrictions on OEM's was not its desire to maintain a somewhat amorphous quality it refers to as the "integrity" of the Windows platform, nor even to ensure that Windows afforded a uniform and stable platform for applications development.
Thinking, desires and dreams are pretty amorphous – they're like vapours and clouds that drift around in our heads, certainly in mine – so I never form plans.
