The phrase "free formation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a phrase or clause within a sentence that is not bound by strict rules or structures, allowing for more creativity and variation in language use. It can be used to add emphasis, break away from traditional sentence structures, or express a unique idea. Example: In poetry, free formation allows the writer to experiment with different techniques and styles to convey a deeper meaning to their words.
Additional reforms passed later in 1989 by the legislature included the guarantee of free formation of political parties and the return of the state's official name to the Republic of Poland.
With linear scaling relations, we propose the free formation energy of *CO2 at the oxygen vacancy as the reactivity descriptor.
Broken bonds on the edge of MMT layers are common phenomena for layered silicates and lead to the free formation of hydroxyl groups [25, 26], which can be utilized for chemical modification.
Moreover, a plate length restriction factor is introduced to enhance the applicability of the present formulation when free formation of the collapse mechanism is restricted by the finite length of the plate.
The Chinese government has been variously described as communist and socialist, but also as authoritarian and corporatist, with heavy restrictions in many areas, most notably against free access to the Internet, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, the right to have children, free formation of social organizations and freedom of religion.
We report that depletion of either nucleic acids or sGAG and in particular heparan sulphate, prevent the cell free formation of PrPres from murine PrPC seeded with mouse derived PrPSc.
Subsequent analyses revealed a scaffold-free formation of spheroids in space.
In this paper, we propose an architecture for safe, collision-free formation reconfiguration of a team of autonomous agents.
The growth mechanism of this catalyst-free formation of nitrogen incorporated carbon nanorods is proposed.
In their study, they compared oil recovery from a North Sea carbonate core samples using sulfate-free formation simulated brine with seawater, which contains sulfate.
The S-K growth mode is a damage-free formation of dot structures directly on the epilayer surface by self-assembled mechanisms.
