"corporeal form" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a physical body or a material object. For example, "Her corporeal form could not be found after the accident."
There have been killings by an entity that's more thought and energy than a corporeal form.
Tired of dating genuinely unintelligent people weighed down by corporeal form?
While she pines on her sick bed, her soul rises from her body, takes corporeal form and pursues the departing student.
After all, Cowell's corporeal form is already becoming one of the ersatz cover versions that made him – even his current beard was first performed by George Michael.
That is why Shakyamuni Buddha spoke of how difficult it was - what a great sacrifice it was - for him to take birth here in corporeal form.
One of the interesting things about the first "Tron" is that, much as Disney movies have long done with animals and teapots, it anthropomorphized the software, giving it corporeal form.
This either means that Will Smith's pain has caused a rupture so profound that it's allowed universal concepts to take on corporeal forms, or that a bunch of guys at the sorting office have decided to screw with him for kicks.
Some of the Singularity's adherents portray a future where humans break off into two species: the Haves, who have superior intelligence and can live for hundreds of years, and the Have-Nots, who are hampered by their antiquated, corporeal forms and beliefs. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Next Page ».
So, what's next in our corporeal form-obsessed world?
Heroes are more than their corporeal forms.
Will we be celebrating those who gave up their corporeal forms and settled in cyberspace the way we commemorate the pilgrims?
