The phrase "quite formed" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is not completely developed or finalized. Example: "Her argument was not quite formed yet, she needed more evidence to support her claims."
And amid one failed emporium of gewgaws and gadgets, most people spoke of hope, of new beginnings, of shared burdens and playing their part, as if, for a while at least, they're eager to buy into something not quite formed but full of promise.
One of her untitled pieces actually sent me back to preschool, when logic wasn't quite formed and I doted on the freckled boy who pretended he had little T-rex arms.
And the young there agonize about their obligations, while the old languish, trapped between an old world that has gone and a new world that hasn't quite formed.
It never quite formed into anything coherent or convincing, but there were some interesting haircuts, especially Richard Coyle's bird's nest, and an intriguing atmosphere.
Luckily, because they hadn't quite formed the line yet, we managed to grab and pull one another along and run away.
The layers of flavour are slightly compacted, not clearly differentiated and harmonised, and the little amber pearls of sweetness in the blue haven't quite formed.
If I'd read it then, I might have identified with the restless, not-quite-formed Jane – the 18-year-old young adult who is the main character for most of the book.
They in fact sprang, not quite fully-formed, from the likes of Bing Crosby and Val Doonican, who were really just wearing jumpers to keep themselves warm.
Furthermore, having formed in vivo under well-controlled conditions, the biomineral phases often have properties, such as shape, size, crystallinity, isotopic and trace element compositions, quite unlike its inorganically formed counterpart (please, compare Figs. 2, 8, 10 and 15 bottom).
It is shown from the comparison that the design rules for the SCFs specified in the CIDECT are generally quite unconservative for cold-formed stainless steel tubular X-joints.
The results here along with that in Figures2 show that ESPRIT-SB with only one formed beam is quite sensitive to scalloping loss in beamforming.
