The phrase "form a gradient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, mathematics, or art, where a gradual change or transition is being described.
Example: "The colors in the painting begin to form a gradient from deep blue to bright yellow."
Alternatives: "create a gradient" or "establish a gradient."
Here we immobilized Netrin-1 using UV-initiated crosslinking to form a gradient capable of guiding the axonal growth of RGCs on a radial electrospun scaffold.
We carried out a 3-year survey of the abundance of these two species in three agricultural landscape contexts that are known to form a gradient of land use intensity and hedgerow network fragmentation.
It can be seen that, for the tip-like single nanowire grown on the Ti-grid surface, the diameters of a cylindrical cross section decrease with the increasing length to form a gradient of diameters along the length of the nanowire.
BMP-mediated feedback regulation of Pent, Ltl, and Dally expression provides a system where cells actively respond to, and modify, the extracellular morphogen landscape to form a gradient that exhibits remarkable properties, including proportional scaling of BMP patterning with tissue size and the modulation of uniform tissue growth.
In zebrafish embryos, CV2 and BMP form a gradient with from dorsal-to-ventral progressively increasing levels, whereas Chordin forms an inverse gradient.
Habitat and reef fish assemblages were investigated in five shallow-water benthic habitat types that form a gradient from Saba Bank shelf edge to lagoon.
The base scheme forms a gradient and limits it by imposing monotonicity conditions in the reconstruction stage.
By forming a gradient of electrons and lithium ions, the electrochemical performance and interfacial compatibility of the battery are obviously enhanced.
GO was introduced onto the surface of carbon fibers by physical adsorption, forming a gradient interphase in composite interface during the procedure of resin wetting.
The results revealed that the as-prepared coatings could maintain the dense structure and infiltrate into the substrate, forming a gradient structure and exhibiting good compatibility and adherence.
In each country a set of six 1 km2 land-use units (LUUs) were selected forming a gradient ranging from natural forest to agricultural dominated landscapes, passing through mixed-use ones.
