The term 'durable form' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that will remain unchanged in a certain context, or that is strong enough to last a long time. For example, you could say "This material is perfect for making a durable form."
"Obsessions," Sedgwick writes in her 1992 preface to "Between Men," "are the most durable form of intellectual capital".
"But then the balance was broken, and sitcoms proved to be the most durable form, easier to produce, easier to make money off of".
Since that project's completion in 1982, it has sometimes seemed as if every instance of mortality must be publicly commemorated in durable form.
Empires are the most enduring and durable form of political organization in world history, and I don't see imperialism going away any time soon.
It did not resurface until the summit conference, where it assumed a practical, durable form: where the promise of Jerusalem flowered into the fulfillment of Camp David.
The authority will also narrow its definition of so-called core Tier 1 equity, considered the most durable form of reserves.
Paul R. Pillar, the National Intelligence Council's top Middle East analyst from 2000 to 2005 and a member of the American team that negotiated with the Libyans over their nuclear program, said counterterrorism was one of the "most durable forms of intelligence cooperation".
The police procedural, the backstage drama and the heist picture, as well as the day-by-day campaign chronicle, are durable forms that cater to this appetite for exclusive knowledge, inviting the reader or viewer to learn something about how the professionals do it and to feel, vicariously, like one of them.
We will have to develop much more sustainable, or durable forms of food production because the way we have done things up to now are no longer as viable as they once appeared to be.
Longplayer reminds us that resonation - which can refer both to a deep, full, reverberating sound and to electrical or mechanical waves or cycles - may be the defining feature of emergent, flexible, and durable forms of communication connecting members of the human species to each other and to their common home, the planet called Earth.
No such distinction can yet be made between the phenotypes of genotype-specific qualitative resistance and other, potentially more durable forms of resistance to STB.
