"form of jet" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a specific type or shape of a jet, such as a military jet or a commercial jet. Example: "The new aircraft design features a sleek and aerodynamic form of jet, allowing for faster and more efficient flights."
At low altitudes and speeds (up to about five times the speed of sound), SABRE would operate as a powerful, lightweight form of jet engine.
Jet Lag and Circadian Rhythm Dr Alfred J. Lewy, a psychiatrist who has been studying the biology behind SAD, describes it as a form of jet lag, a concept he proposed 20 years ago.
It is an unexpectedly familiar feeling -- not because I'm some international jet-setter, but because I suffer from a form of jet lag even when I haven't gone anywhere.
Results are discussed in terms of findings reporting late chronotypes to exhibit a chronic form of jet lag accompanied with sleep disturbances, vulnerability to depression and higher consumption of nicotine and alcohol.
This study provides a platform for scientists working in the same research field to design a better heat transfer enhancement contrivance in the form of jet control factors to improve the thermohydraulic performance by maximizing the energy output from the system.
These results are the 'possible' indication that the inner part of the disk (i.e., Comptonized corona), which could be responsible for the generation of QPO and for the non-thermal Comptonized component of the spectrum, is disrupted and the matter gets evacuated in the form of jet.
After terrorism, war, SARS and the post-dotcom slowdown came a fifth blow in the form of jet-fuel prices.
Later, after a brief appearance of a cheetah print on a goatskin jacket, the weed grew right back in the form of jet-black embroidery on neoprene dresses.
Comet 67P is currently spewing gas and dust into space in the form of jets that erupt from its surface.
Furthermore, some comets exhibit activity in the near-nuclear region of coma in the form of jets, the polarization of which can be higher (Hadamcik et al., 2013).
Outflows in the form of jets and winds are observed from many disc accreting objects ranging from young stars to systems with white dwarfs, neutron stars and black holes.
