The phrase "nascent form" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means something that is just beginning to form or develop. Example: The new technology was in its nascent form, but it showed potential for significant advancement in the future.
"The Internet, in its nascent form, is a misused novelty," Mr. Jeffries said.
The walls are lined with production shots from which well-known faces leap out in nascent form.
Yet several of the themes pursued by Kingsolver in her non-fiction are present in nascent form in Poisonwood Bible.
Later this strip is retyped into ordinary language, for in its nascent form it is intelligible only to the initiated.
It is her first documentary, yet one that sows seeds of a nascent form of her own devising.
A nascent form of electronic composition, tape music was barely known in the United States at the time.
Until those answers are found, online filmmakers will continue to explore the possibilities of the nascent form, occasionally with wonderful results.
Mx.'s next notable appearance, Ms. Martin said, came in the early 1980s, when some people engaged in nascent forms of digital communication and did not know one another's gender.
Fortunately, as shown by textual analysis of a typical theoretical syntax paper (Li, 1998), syntacticians already recognize the value of proper experimental designs and quantitative analyses, albeit in nascent forms.
There is a long history of such reporting and we can look back as far as the English civil war to see nascent forms of journalism being produced not just for the sake of a story but also to afflict the comfortable.
What you do in these spaces is neither as grandiose and abstract nor as quotidian as "real democracy"; the nascent forms of praxis and social engagement being made in the occupations avoid the empty ideals and stale parliamentarianism that the term democracy has come to represent.
