The phrase "in free form" is a correct and usable phrase in written English and can be used to describe something that is not structured or organized in standard or conventional way.
For example, "The report I wrote was in free form, allowing for the creative expression of ideas."
In Southwark, south London, the Peckham Partnership called in Free Form to come up with ideas for celebrating the cultural diversity of the downbeat Rye Lane area.
Ellagic acid is a polyphenol which can occur in free form, glycoside or linked as ellagitannins esterified with glucose [29].
Active property of films was formed by maintaining 30 to 50% of total LYS in free form (LYSfree).
This study showed that DPA and EPA, both provided in free form, are metabolised differently, despite being chemically similar.
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In plants fatty acids can be found in scarce amounts in free form, but generally they are combined in more complex molecules through ester bonds.
I write down my ideas in free-form to keep spontaneous.
They are basically exercises in free-form sculptural composition, the artist working through various possibilities for the creation of whimsical and original forms inherent within the foam.
Mr. Fass, working after midnight, was a pioneer in free-form radio, using his airtime to improvise a collage of music, ideas and meandering conversation.
They do, however, attract young people in free-form, often social-media-directed alternatives to the picketing and chants their elders employ.
Ms. Taylor calls the play a "tone poem on memory and change," and, indeed, the characters tend to speak in free-form verse.
