The phrase "form language" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the specific structure and organization of a sentence or phrase. Example: The form language of her writing was incredibly precise and logical, making her argument easy to follow.
The company calls it "a fresh form language for the Jeep brand".
He believed, radically for his time, that the mass of common people, not a select few, form language and establish its rules.
Each plate setting is in effect an independent work of art, with its own surprises, cultural references, its own meshing of color, form, language, symbol and technique.
In a second trial, which ended in December 2004, another jury concluded that nine insurance companies were bound by insurance form language that defined the destruction as two events.
"A convertible is a special type of vehicle because you do see so much of the interior, so the form language had to meld together," said Ms. Vlachakis, who grew up in Pasadena.
The Kubang's bulbous proportions, drafted by Maserati's Lorenzo Ramaciotti, suggest a new form language at work in Modena, but it's not clear whether it would extend to other trident-badged vehicles.
He recorded some 10,000 songs and preserved, in written form, languages and ceremonial rituals whose perpetuation had previously depended on the precarious conveyer of human breath.
These systems, however, often have trouble with the complexities of free-form language and usually offer only a limited range of responses to queries.
In New Zealand Maori-speakers have formed "language nests", in which grandparents coach toddlers in the old tongue.
PHP treats newlines as whitespace in the manner of a free-form language, and statements are terminated by a semicolon.
"Smooth Criminal" was thought of as an example of "Jackson's free-form language" that keeps people "aware that we are on the edge of several realities: the film, the dream it inspires, the waking world it illuminates".
