The phrase "structural form" is correct and commonly used in written English.
For example, "The structural form of this article makes it easier to follow the argument."
Folded sandwich structures are shown to possess a tessellated, origami-like structural form in which building component parameters are inherently dependant upon building surface parameters.
Only one allotropic (structural) form is known for thulium.
Only one allotropic (structural) form is known for holmium.
Only one allotropic (structural) form is known for erbium.
Europium exists in a single allotropic (structural) form.
With his usual actor's flair for brilliant structural form, Shakespeare cunningly devised the play on three levels.
"It was virtually the first station to be completed in structural form," he wrote.
The size and charge of the interstitial cations largely determine the structural form of the nesosilicates.
Music-inspired strategies surface in many pale-red works, offering, perhaps, a structural form that's fluid enough to accommodate these authors' nonlinear proclivities.
The show's centerpiece, "Darkroom," a large, hollow structural form, is made from metal tar-drums of a kind used by India road workers and flattened into pliable sheets.
Instead, Grimshaw and his team - which included Waterloo's structural engineers, Anthony Hunt - revisited a structural form devised by the pioneering architect Richard Buckminster Fuller: the geodesic dome.
