"manifest form" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to something that is visible or tangible. For example, "The new laws governing the city are available in their manifest form on the website."
It serves as a vehicle through which the infinite and unmanifest god willingly takes finite and manifest form; the deity, when invoked, is believed to be present in the icon.
Spatially inscribed social differences, I argue, constitute a family of "neighborhood effects" that are pervasive, strong, cross cutting, and paradoxically stable even as they are changing in manifest form.
satkāryavāda, which states that an effect exists in its cause prior to its production in a latent or non-manifest form.
Similarly, it has frequently been argued (though also frequently denied) that sentences manifesting forms of sortal incorrectness (e.g., "The color of copper is forgetful") are neither true nor false; yet these too are, arguably, assertible.
In the Netherlands patients with later manifesting forms of Pompe disease are treated with infusions once every two weeks starting when patients show significant signs of muscle weakness or respiratory failure.
Rather we focused our questions on the potential benefits and harms of screening in the specific case of Pompe disease, thereby exploring the different consequences of screening for classic infantile cases and the later manifesting forms.
Dreams take time to unfold and manifest in form.
Sensory neurons within the circuit manifest several forms of synaptic plasticity.
These areas are manifested in form of high hazard zone in the LHZ map.
What my potential is, embodied and manifest in his form.
For public health, this history is significant, as it has manifest in the form of health disparities.
