The phrase "atoms that form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the composition of molecules or structures in chemistry or physics.
Example: "The atoms that form water are two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom."
Alternatives: "atoms that create" or "atoms that constitute".
A sufficiently strong electrical force can break free a large number of electrons from the atoms that form the structure of the solid so that a large current can flow through the material.
To exclude this possibility, we calculated the fraction of atoms that form the binding-site interface for each protein.
Then chemists determine the makeup of the carbon atoms that form the backbone of testosterone.
The major ingredient, called civet, or civetone, is an unusual compound, with 17 carbon atoms that form a ring.
The compounds differ primarily in the presence or absence and position of double bonds located between the carbon atoms that form the backbone of the molecule.
Such properties depend on the properties of the atoms that form the solid, on the way those atoms are arranged, and on the forces between them.
Thus, the concentration of silicon atoms that can form the silicon phase during the subsequent high-temperature treatment is higher in the as-deposited SiO x < Er,F > film.
Nanotubes are structures only a handful of atoms across that form spontaneously from hexagonal arrays of carbon atoms.
It is here argued that, during the combustion process and with the other parameters fixed, the larger the reducing power of the fuel mixture, the larger the tendency of the fuel mixture to stabilize the atoms that will form later the BSCF structure in an oxygen vacancy-rich configuration.
This paper introduces a non-local elasticity theory for the general configurations of carbon atoms that could form carbon nanotubes (CNTs), nanosheets (graphene) and nanospheres (fullerenes) by means of the laminated plate theory.
The raw interface is a long list of pairs of atoms that may form chemical bonds.
