The phrase "culture form" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a specific type or style of culture, such as a traditional culture form or a modern culture form. Example: The festival is a celebration of various culture forms, including music, dance, and cuisine from different regions of the world.
Much as bleeding hearts may dislike the fact, war and its culture form an integral element of human history and human life and are likely to do so for all future to come.
Does all culture form part of a global heritage that should be available to everyone, even after centuries of war and colonisation?
Horkheimer and Adorno believe that society and culture form a historical totality, such that the pursuit of freedom in society is inseparable from the pursuit of enlightenment in culture (DE xvi).
It is therefore not casual that isolated GPS cells in culture form moving embryonic-like spheroids and present specialized cilia.
The life cycle consists of numerous developmental steps and includes two experimentally tractable proliferative stages, the bloodstream form (BSF) in mammals and the procyclic culture form (PCF) in the tsetse fly [2].
For example, normal mammary epithelial cells in 3D culture form acinar structures with hollow lumens whereas breast cancer cells form structures with multiple degrees of disorder [10], and these phenotypes are not observed on polystyrene.
The experience as a young woman in that culture formed the foundation of her start-up in Silicon Valley, Piazza.
The 30 pieces from the series in this show variously imitate comic strips, acid-rock posters, thrift store paintings, comic greeting cards and many other pop culture forms.
History should not be an option: it is a compulsory part of our shared knowledge and culture, forming our national identity.
"We're somewhere in the middle of that curve right now as an American-specific emoji culture forms in the U.S".
The coimmobilized mixed culture forms a stable steady state.
