The phrase "form composition" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the arrangement or structure of phrases or sentences within a piece of writing. It is often used in discussions about poetry or music, where the form or structure of the piece is an important aspect of its meaning. Example: "The poet's choice of form composition, with its alternating rhyming scheme, enhances the playful tone of the poem."
There is also a minute attentiveness to elements of form, composition, shadow and lighting, suggesting an artist of immeasurable delicacy and subtlety.
As his youngest daughter Kate Wesselmann says: "He was always going for form, composition, really strong imagery – whatever was going to make the most impact".
Of course in painting also I looked for form, composition, and as to feeling I looked for the sentiment that Virgil's Bucolics filled me with.
Cynical and expedient though it partly was, Centre Point had architectural qualities – form, composition, detail, depth, light and shadow – that are hard to find in most speculative buildings, then as now.
This paper reports on the post-fire vegetation trends with respect to changes in species composition, species richness, life form composition and life form richness.
The solid form composition of the model APIs, theophylline and carbamazepine, was of specific interest, and its possible impact on the in vitro drug release behavior.
The precise placement of his sculptural elements form compositions of numinous presence and a disarming ritualised playfulness.
Archetypes can be assembled and specialised to form compositions in the EHR for a specific clinical purpose, called templates [ 33].
Comparison of the scFv antibodies purified either from tobacco leaves or from the pea seeds demonstrated no difference in their antigen-binding activity and molecular form compositions.
He opened his set with part of his "Trans African Suite," itself a long-form composition.
What Ms. Tesori has done is to create a successful pop long-form composition: an opera if you will.
