"shape and texture" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe physical characteristics, such as "The smooth shape and texture of the marble was pleasing to the eye."
Believability: These wings are passable in shape and texture.
Think architecture Shape and texture are critical to the way you taste.
Rather than getting contrast from color, he finds it in shape and texture.
Beans do not break down when they are frozen; they retain their shape and texture.
These sound collages keep changing shape and texture, playing with your expectations; it's almost random.
Far more than his paintings, the drawings -- especially the sliver points -- bring out nuances of shape and texture.
"We can say, This is a white fuzzy region with the following shape and texture properties," Dr. Wood said.
Castrillón said, "Well, you know, just — whatever the food is you're buying, you can talk about color, shape, and texture".
Howard called his main types not "forms" but "modifications," underscoring their propensity to change shape and texture.
Depending on shape and texture, they might be called Shanghai noodles, Hong Kong noodles, soup noodles or lo mein.
One that, I would argue, is just as important as the shape and texture of pieces of potato themselves.
