The phrase "in diluted form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a substance that has been mixed with a solvent to reduce its concentration.
Example: "The chemical was administered in diluted form to minimize its side effects."
Alternatives: "in a diluted state" or "in a weakened form".
In diluted form, the same combination of opprobrium and realpolitik is needed in relations with Russia now.
He is the final flower of classical Greek antiquity, of the Hellenic, and also the first bud of the Hellenistic, when Greek culture spread in diluted form over the ancient East.
The model was soon followed by most of the states and was also incorporated in diluted form in the federal Constitution.
For China's leaders, dedicated to preserving one-party rule, those are politically contentious choices that they are likely to either shy away from or accept only in diluted form, said Wu Wei, a former government official who was heavily involved in the market overhauls that China pursued in the 1980s.
His advice -- to tighten regulation in order to curb speculative trading -- was adopted late and in diluted form.
In part, this is because the toxins these organisms use for their own defense must be strong because they have to function in diluted form.
Volcker Rule Has Teeth The Volcker rule is included in the final financial reform bill, albeit in a diluted form.
Believers say substances which in large quantities may cause symptoms of illness can cure them in highly diluted form, thanks to an imprint left on the water.
The government's current stockpile consists of old vaccine that will be used in a diluted form.
But Dick's works are nothing if not "high concept," and his entertaining premises have found their way to Hollywood, although in somewhat diluted form.
The clay minerals can be synthesized at ordinary temperatures and pressures if the reactants are mixed together very slowly and in greatly diluted form.
