"reflected in the form of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is expressed in a particular way. For example, "The emotions of loss and nostalgia were reflected in the form of a song."
And that is the major difference that is reflected in the form of the work, in its language and its plot.
The structure of the metric is reflected in the form of the yield surfaces of the material and it can thus be inferred from the yield criterion.
The change was even reflected in the form of the conference: Intel is used to showing developers new chips for personal computers and computer servers, which have fairly straightforward deployments in well-understood machines.
The second impact is reflected in the form of consumer prices through producer prices.
If the form of the world is best reflected in the form of music, then the most philosophical sensibility will be a musical sensibility.
Furthermore, the guidelines recommend that businesses have a CSR policy incorporated by their board, reflected in the form of their commitment to reporting CSR-related activities.
The difference in roof movement between up-dip and down-dip coal faces is reflected in the forms of failure of their coal faces and of their roofs.
The conceptual framework for this study was based on the premise that there are lifestyle groups within a culture which commonly share attitudes and perceptions which are reflected in the form and design of their buildings.
We assume every newly formed bond to deform concurrently with the rest of the material, which is reflected in the difference form of the integrands in (1).
The probability of an individual receiving treatment decreases with the time elapsed since the onset of symptoms, which is reflected in the functional form of the treatment rate with delay in seeking healthcare [8], [15].
This is reflected in the current form of the discussion in the paragraph.Reviewer comments:Materials· The second half of the first paragraph "In order to…ovarian cancer".
