Sentence The phrase "steel form" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to refer to the physical form of steel, or its shape. For example, "The bridge was constructed from girders of solid steel forming a strong arch."
I am fully acquainted with the vertigo the hollow steel form can induce.
Strips of galvanized steel form a 20-foot-high fence topped by a spiral of shiny razor wire.
Seen from Woodstock Road – calm, leafy, classic Inspector Morse territory – the steel form lolls like a glinting chrysalis between the centre's two original 19th-century buildings.
The section had already been bored and they were in the final stages: building a steel form — it resembled the skeletal hull of a ship — around the contours of the carved-out earth, then pouring in concrete.
Mr. Serra's monumental steel sculptures explore how a hollow steel form can play with our perceptions; Lynne Cooke, curator of the Dia Art Foundation, wrote of one sculpture's capacity for "tempering routine assumptions regarding the built environment and the spectator's relationship to it".
The pollution situation of which is going to analyzed later, the water resource in Erhai Basin is chosen to be the subject of this research by presenting the technology called the solar medium heat steel form solid-liquid joint fermentation biogas technology, which is based on 3R principle.
"Steel forms a vital part of a productive and competitive manufacturing sector.
Steel formed the backbone of the metallurgical and engineering industries, known as metalmeccanica.
The steel forms for casting certain types of reinforced concrete floors are referred to as steel tiles.
Corrosion of reinforcement steel forms a huge problem worldwide.
Millennium Park, its far end punctuated by the swirling steel forms of Frank Gehry's band shell, extends to the north.
