The phrase "form memories" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the process of forming or creating memories, or to the act of remembering something - for example, "Our experiences this summer will form memories that we'll cherish forever."
92 mins Kidman's inability to form memories leaves her unsure who to trust – her husband?
In a 2012 experiment at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, mice were briefly starved of oxygen, causing them to lose the ability to form memories.
Mutations in the Picalm gene are thought to disrupt the ability of brain neurons to talk to each other and form memories.
From the moment we form memories — many of then in front of the television set — we begin to feel nostalgia for what was.
Such practices form memories which are a matter of love, and whether it is expressed or unexpressed, as with the Bagots, it is the solid existence that gives life and strength to memories.
In any disaster of such proportions, these experts say, we tend to form memories and an outlook on life that will be unaltered by a lowering of official death counts.
Form, memory, and science are woven together into a rich visual tapestry so they become unrecognizable, informed by and informing the other, to create something new.
The ability to learn and form memory is vital for animal species.
Neurons are believed to form memory engrams through the strengthening and weakening of their synaptic connections.
These T cells may go on to form memory cells that are pathogen-specific.
The ability to learn and form memory and the underlying cellular processes are evolutionary conserved, but there is substantial natural variation in memory dynamics between species [ 1, 2].
