'electric form' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something that is able to conduct electricity, for example: "The ammonium nitrate has an electric form that is important for its use as a fertilizer."
Ryan ten Doeschate finding some electric form.
Silverware eluded the Tigers but Dorn's electric form won him another year contract extension.
Unlike magnetic tapes or hard disks, RAM is an electric form of memory.
That light, now in electric form, can still be seen from across the fields surrounding the president's house.
In electric form (T.27), a 25-kilowatt electric motor and 12-kilowatt-hour battery pack replace the gas engine.
Despite playing no role in US qualification for South Africa 2010, his electric form forced Bob Bradley to invite him into friendlies.
Thus, the corresponding electric form-factor Φe q, 0) = 0. Similarly, forward scattering on magnetic field probes the total spin of spin-plasmon, which is directed perpendicularly to q.
It took Troika Eva Rucki, Conny Freyer and Sebastien Noel and their team of assistants about five months to design and build these lightning-fast electric forms.
The electronic review form ensured complete data entry and computerized hospital data of the patients were transported into the electric forms in advance.
Another suggestion for filling in the shortest irregularities in supply, those lasting a few seconds or minutes such as are caused by the passage of a cloud in front of the sun is to use supercapacitors, which store electricity as an actual electric charge, rather than converting it into chemical or physical potential energy of a non-electric form.
The tested Beetle serves as the representative of the diesel powertrain, but the Jetta is available in both diesel and hybrid-electric forms, so if you prefer its sedan styling or need its far more useable back seat, notes here on dynamism apply to the Jetta TDI as readily as to the Beetle TDI.
