The phrase "manifold forms" is perfectly correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a variety of different forms or counterparts of something. For example: "Throughout history, literature has taken on manifold forms, such as poetry, prose, plays, and fiction."
The bodhisattvas also developed manifold forms.
Dr. Bracewell's interest in life and matter in its manifold forms was rooted on Earth.
Thanks for all your correspondence in its various and manifold forms.
Vishnu is an elusive quick-change deity; this show is designed to catalog the manifold forms he assumed in art.
John Coolidge worked for the New Haven & Hartford Railroad for 13 years, then started a business, Manifold Forms Company, which made business forms, in Elmwood, Conn.
In 1992, the State Commission on Investigation issued a report stating that public corruption "continues to fester in manifold forms and places".
We show that unstable sheets of the critical manifold, formed by saddle equilibria of the system that only exist in a singular limit, are responsible for the spike-adding transition; the transition is organised by the slow flow on the critical manifold near folds of this manifold.
A vacuum manifold formed from poly methyl methacrylate) was attached via double-sided Kapton tape to the SD chip outlet.
Hence, an effective false-positive filter may be designed by estimating the distance of each predicted center from the manifold formed by other predicted centers.
In contrast, more posterior expression boundaries, which keep shifting position over time, were associated with transient behaviours along a canalising unstable manifold, forming the equivalent of a valley in Waddington's landscape [ 35].
BRDF manifolds form an infinite-dimensional space, but typically the available measurements are very scarce.
