The phrase 'city forming' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process of creating and organizing a city. For example: "The city forming process in the state of California is an important part of its history."
Despite the settlements that ring the Arab city, forming a cordon sanitaire between it and the West Bank, the place still feels like two cities.
As many as 20,000 troops from nearby regions poured into the city, forming human cordons between Uighur neighborhoods and those dominated by Han Chinese, who had earlier gone on a revenge spree against Uighur residents.
Eventually, they all converge at a gathering point north of the city, forming a giant caravan of 100 to 200 vehicles — the strength in numbers needed to ward off deserts bandits.
In 1831 the rural part of the canton revolted, proclaiming independence the following year; in 1833 it was organized into the demicanton of Basel-Landschaft, the city forming that of Basel-Stadt.
But when a gallery space near the L train in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, came on the market, Mr. Strawser decided to bring his mod mix to the city, forming a partnership with David Smith, with a new store called Strawser & Smith, in a loftlike space with concrete floors and exposed joists that set the tone for the industrial-strength furniture.
He described how his father, grandfather and uncle defended the city, forming groups to organise defence against the snipers.
His heroic view of Venice illustrates a city formed out of the void by sheer toil.
The city formed the special unit after the original hate crime legislation was passed in 1988.
This is the vision of a smart city formed household by household.
Its surroundings in the south of the city form an area particularly rich in industrial history.
The city formed an arts and entertainment district in 1999, said Mr. Pawelkiewicz, who was first selectman at the time.
