"in specific forms" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express that something (e.g. an idea or concept) has been presented in certain ways. For example, "The modernist movement of the early 20th-century was expressed in specific forms of art, literature and music."
> -wrap-foot> Numbers of patients and percentages, missing numbers not listed Table 5 shows the proportion of patients interested in specific forms of the delivery of multidisciplinary services specifically for patients with SSc.
For example, experimental inquiry may seek to discern how malignancies in a human organism change in relation to variations in specific forms of treatment, or how students become better learners when exposed to particular methods of instruction.
However, thyroid antibodies have been repeatedly hypothesized to play a role in specific forms of mood disorders.
There is considerable variation in specific forms of maternal behavior among lactating rats, notably in the frequency of pup licking/grooming [LG; 17].
Final decisions were recorded in specific forms.
Per and postoperative data will be collected and reported in specific forms.
In addition to this generic form, disease and department specific attributes can be documented in specific form components which were provided for prostate cancer and leukaemia.
In contrast to other chemokines, fractalkine can be found in two specific forms, which allows fractalkine to participate in very distinct biological processes.
Hemangiomas of the choroid occur in two specific forms: circumscribed forms typically occur in patients with no other systemic disorders and diffuse forms are seen in SWS [ 46].
These forms share some basic characteristics, but they occur with different emphases and in different specific forms.
The Commission found that Intel engaged in two specific forms of illegal practice.
