The phrase "form the essence" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to create or establish the fundamental or vital aspect of something. Example: Hard work and determination form the essence of success.
They would not be background buildings but, rather, would form the essence of the image of his project on the skyline.
All catering to conventions and tourism, all low-wage businesses paying workers from $5.15 an hour, the minimum wage, to $9 an hour for making beds and clearing tables, hotels and restaurants form the essence of the local economy.
Gene-directed protein synthesis, modification, and integration form the essence of all life processes, including OTM.
These observations form the essence of the optimization philosophies that lead to the minimum weight design of regular moment frames including parallel chord VG.
Rather than impacting on QOL, these themes seemed to form the essence of QOL itself.
These groups of health professionals were believed to have a wealth of knowledge and experience to share on the topic under investigation and form the essence of sampling for qualitative inquiry.
A remarkable work, it contains, almost fully formed, the essence of both his preoccupations and style.
Bassem Tamimi's lawyer, Labib Habib, said that the testimony of the two minors formed "the essence of the case" against his client.
Fuzzy relations forming the essence of the prediction model are optimized using particle swarm optimization.
This paper presents a seven care layer paradigm, which forms the essence of systemic performance in the care of patients with TBIs.
