"defect of form" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a flaw or imperfection in the structure or composition of something, often in the context of writing or language. Example: "The essay received a low grade due to its numerous defects of form, including improper punctuation and lack of organization."
Titles previously issued in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine under the colonial administration often suffered from defects of form (for example, lacking an imprint of the colonial seal), and most of them did not include a quit-rent payment.
Dr Dobson found that proteins do not have to be chock-full of defects to form amyloid; many, and quite possibly all, will do so readily in the right conditions.Proteins are long chains of smaller molecules called amino acids.
These can be used to suggest ways of improving the present positive electrode design and also to outline some of the different types of defect that form during operation.
For Dewey, this negative view of freedom is at the root of the wider social, ethical and political defects of this form of individualism ('Religion and Morality in a Free Society', LW15, 181).
According to an excerpt from the annulment resolution — dated May 19 , 2009 and published the following month alongside an interview with the actress in the society magazine Quien — the Tribunal of the Archdiocese of Mexico declared her marriage to Castro "null and invalid" because of "defects of canonical form".
The volume of defects was calculated on plain radiograms as: width/2 × depth/2 × height × π for defects of cylindrical form and width/2 × depth/2 × height/2 × 4/3π for spherical defects [ 19].
The volume of defects was calculated as: width/2 × depth/2 × height × π for defects of cylindrical form and width/2 × depth/2 × height/2 × 4/3π for spherical defects (Hirn et al. 2008).
Works in zebrafish have brought insight into defects in cloaca malformation by showing a migratory defect of cells that form the cloaca opening, preventing programmed cell death of ectodermal cells (Slanchev et al., 2011).
For the defect in the form of separation of fiber joints, both analytical and numerical models are developed.
The annealed low carbon steels used for tinplate rings, often undergo the strain hardening with extended yield point (yield point elongation) that results in surface defects of the formed part the so-called stretcher strains (connected with Lueders' bands phenomenon).
A defect in the form of the summons results from "noncompliance with the provision of [Fed. R. Civ. Pro.] 4(b) or any applicable provision incorporated by Rule 4(b) that deals specifically with the content of the summons". Most defects in the form of the summons are considered technical in nature.
