The phrase "most intimate form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is in the most direct and personal way, whether that be physical or emotional. For example, "The two shared their feelings for one another in the most intimate form."
Cellphones, which legally can't be reached by campaign "robo-calls," are the most intimate form of communication technology today.
"On the one hand, we have the most intimate form of violence," Sifton says of drone strikes, "while on the other hand, the least intimate of weapons".
In writing, we tend to think of the third person as less intimate, but in this context it made me see it as the most intimate form.
In his day, the piano sonata was the most intimate form of chamber music that existed far more so than the string quartet, which was often performed in public.
But that ill will often takes its most intimate form in small towns and rural areas like this one, best known as the home of baseball's Hall of Fame, where fracking has emerged as the defining, non-negotiable political issue.
With his mentor and longtime duet partner Mansour Seck on vocals and Kaouding Cissoko on acoustic guitar, this is a chance to hear Mr. Maal's fusion of griot music and Western pop in its most intimate form.
But podcasting is among the most intimate forms of communication — a proxy for a close conversation with friends.
Touch is one of our most intimate forms of connection.
The novel is the most intimate of forms.
But MedConfidential's concern is exactly that: If public sector data processing is going to be given a new statutory basis — via the incoming DP bill — that takes it outside the normal data protection rules then the ethics of doing things like applying AI to the most highly intimate forms of citizen data will be in the hands of ministers, rather than left to dedicated data guardians to judge.
In these drawings we are allowed to see a record of her creative process in its most immediate and intimate form.
