"prism shaped" is correct and can be used in written English.
The phrase is used to describe something that is shaped like a prism, meaning it has six plane faces (triangles) that are all congruent. For example, "The sculpture was a unique prism shaped design with diamond-like surfaces."
Hexagonal prism shaped monoliths of envelope density 0.40 0.467 g/cm3 and remarkable mechanical stability were obtained from MIL-101 powder.
Everyone interprets entertainment through a distinct, idiosyncratic prism shaped by taste and experience, but we're also exposed to the responses of the people around us, who are also interpreting the show through their own individual prisms.
For the first time, octagonal prism shaped lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) composite particles supported on the multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWNTs) (denoted as OP-LiFePO4/MWNTs) are prepared by using a boiling reflux assisted calcination method.
A colourless prism shaped single crystal of dimensions 0.35 × 0.23 × 0.19 mm of the title compound was chosen for an X-ray diffraction study.
The prototype comprises a radiator bar, focusing lens, mirror, and a prism shaped expansion volume made of synthetic fused silica.
Art often interposes itself not as a reflection of experience but as prism, shaping and coloring our experience.
Outside of tennis, where real life is lived, where fans and the news media filter events through prisms shaped by biases, Williams said racism was a fact of life.
Both theoretical considerations and experimental results on single-prism shaping of elliptical and circular laser beams were performed.
Toblerone, she notes, has successfully trademarked its "zigzag prism" shape.
And, the TiB2 particles exhibited hexagonal and cubic prism shapes with chamfered edges and corners.
Toblerone is singled out for its triangular prism shape, giving it an "invincible brand image" that "allows it to transcend national barriers".
