"shaped in the form of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe the shape of something. For example, "The stain glass window was shaped in the form of a cross."
The bore of a rifled gun barrel had spiral grooves cut into it that caused a projectile fired from it to spin in flight; if this projectile was shaped in the form of a cylinder with a cone-shaped forward tip, spin enabled it to fly through the air with its pointed end forward at all times.
Doorways too were fancifully shaped in the form of the moon, lotus petal, pear, or vase, for structural support was not required from the light panel-type walls.
Daisy was not voluptuous, which I liked, with her long, lean torso and shortish Asian legs (perfectly hairless) and her breasts that were shaped in the form of gently pitched dunes, these delicate pale hillocks.
The Games venue would be shaped in the form of an X, with the Olympic village at the intersection, on undeveloped land along the East River in the Queens district of the city.
As the mysterious adolescent - the play is shaped in the form of an investigation by a psychiatrist which seeks to find out why the stablehand mutilated the horses - he is closely focused and, both literally and metaphorically, light on his feet: graceful, blankly insolent, persuasive.
There are novelty items, such as a perfume spray shaped in the form of a pistol, an evening bag, designed by Aloisia Rucellai in 1968, in which enamel and engraved gold replicate the folds of moiré silk and a festively decorated casket commissioned by Elisabeth, Queen of Romania, in 1897 for one of her favorite artists.
The use of adjuncts to cleaning and shaping in the form of passive ultrasonic irrigation, apical negative pressure irrigation devices, or other dynamic modes of irrigation could be useful in enhancing disinfection and cleaning the uninstrumented apical bi- and trifurcations and lateral ramifications that are the most difficult to instrument [ 30].
Ingels moved back to Rotterdam as the design was taking shape, in the form of an irregular stack of boxes, wrapped in a lattice of glass and steel.
The true nature of Boris Johnson's London is taking shape in the form of some 30 bleak glass megaliths dotted at random across the capital.
Between these two grids, her attention shuttling from one to the other, human life takes shape in the form of Graham's own "lines".
What the commercials never share with us is that the thing that makes our favorite granolas form crunchy clusters, or hold its shape in the form of big, thick, uniform bars, is sugar.
