The phrase "apt to form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a tendency or likelihood for something to develop or be created.
Example: "The conditions in the lab are apt to form unexpected chemical reactions."
Alternatives: "likely to create" or "prone to develop".
Because these gonads are apt to form malignant tumours, they are usually removed surgically.
Ms. Wilkerson makes a case that people who left the South only to create hometown-based communities in new places are more like refugees than migrants: more closely tied to their old friends and families, more apt to form tight expatriate groups, more enduringly attached to the areas they left behind.
Whereby copper particles that give distorted decahedra are apt to form helical fibers, trigonal bi-pyramidal particles give linear fibers.
Deterministic faults diagnosis fares better than the stochastic faults diagnosis, since deterministic ones are apt to form similar or regular trends regardless of specified faulty conditions and noise levels while stochastic ones fail to retain basic morphologies for signal patterns.
It could be seen that the system formed a large oil mineral aggregate structure, so the oil droplets were apt to form aggregates which would enhance the treatment of polymer flooding produced water [46].
The results show that compared with aliphatic organic macromolecule, polycarboxylic organic macromolecule is apt to form mesopore with smaller pore diameter, which contribute more to the total pore volume and have little effect on large pore.
In the presence of a static magnetic field during this synthesis, the greigite nano-platelets were apt to congregate to form 3D flower-like microspheres.
Increasing the defect fraction from 0.01 to 0.1, two or more neighboring Mo atoms are apt to be deleted together to form a large hole.
California in the 1970s, says the author Erik Davis, was an apt place for new age music to form.
Studies have shown that in vitro chondrogenically differentiated MSCs are apt to lose their phenotype and fail to form stable cartilage in subcutaneous environment.
In presence of adenosine, the aptamer could specifically bind with adenosine to form a three dimensional Apt-CDs-adenosine complex and detach from PPY, leading to the fluorescence recovery of Apt-CDs.
