The phrase "analog in form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a similar structure or appearance to another thing, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The two designs are analog in form, showcasing similar geometric patterns and color schemes."
Alternatives: "similar in structure" or "comparable in appearance".
Once inside the cell, the biolabile protecting groups are then degraded enzymatically and/or chemically, releasing the free nucleoside analog in the monophosphate form, which can often efficiently express its therapeutical potency by intracellular conversion to the corresponding nucleoside triphosphate.
However, transmitting the open-loop prediction error itself in analog form is not possible in predictive quantization as it would result in channel error propagation in a closed-loop decoder.
Rather than capturing music in analog form, whether as scratches in vinyl or as magnetic particles on tape, the CD stored music as computer software.
Many old measurements were handwritten on paper, captured in a photograph, or recorded in analog form on magnetic tape.
The received pulsed echo after undergoing band-pass filtering and IF mixing is shown in analog form centered at 65 MHz in Fig. 3a, and its corresponding spectrogram is depicted in Fig. 3b.
Although a digital soundtrack was used in some later titles in the laser disc era, films on laser discs were originally recorded in analog form.
The regioisomers of chloroamphetamine analogs in all forms were well separated on the DB-5ms column.
The recorder stores some information digitally, as a computer does, and some in analog form, as does an ordinary tape recorder.
The invention of photography, aside from providing a new medium for capturing still images and later video in analog form, was significant for two other reasons.
Nonetheless, paper and film continue to be the dominant media for direct storage of textual and visual information in analog form.
