"spatial form" is a grammatically correct part of a sentence and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the physical arrangement or layout of something. Example sentence: The artist utilized different colors and shapes to create a unique spatial form in their abstract painting.
His goal was a metropolis devoted to easy human interaction within a spatial form dictated by how people want to live.
Loh, K. M., van Amerongen, R. & Nusse, R. Generating cellular diversity and spatial form: Wnt signaling and the evolution of multicellular animals.
Something like that old critical term "spatial form" rears its head, complicating the work's progression ("a story is not like a road to follow") and demanding that we keep looking back as much as moving forward.
There were multiple prerequisites to the evolution of multicellular animal life, including the generation of multiple cell fates ("cellular diversity") and their patterned spatial arrangement ("spatial form").
By coupling cell fate to position, symmetry-breaking Wnt signals were pivotal in constructing the metazoan body by generating cellular diversity and spatial form.
A spectrum of forces and agents—economic, political, religious, technological will be analyzed to understand their impact on the spatial form of cities and regions.
Though rigidly adhering to symmetry, the Romans used a variety of spatial forms.
Using a model for structural analysis developed by the social anthropologist Claude Lévi-Stheuss, the project parodies academic efforts to link defined spatial forms to the complexities of cultural difference.
Morning classes will focus on theory, with afternoons devoted to practical exercises making spatial forms by cutting and folding paper – kindergarten for grown-ups.
Height, depth, breadth, direction, proximity, and distance are the spatial forms in which the holy manifests itself.
Innovative spatial forms arise and develop at an intersection of science and art, engineering and architecture.
