The phrase "textual form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in any written context in which one wishes to refer to text as a format or manner of communication. For example: "This document is available in both print and textual form."
The music's instrumentation, rhythmic character, melodic structure, and textual form and content have been inspired largely by the region's rural traditions.
That effort took the textual form of a Bible interspersed with testimonies from oil workers, sized to fit in the back pocket of overalls and titled "God's Word for the Oil Patch: Fuel for the Soul".
In some cases, as with newly edited papyri and with palimpsests (writing materials re-used after erasure), the edition will take the form of a diplomatic transcript i.e., the most accurate possible representation of a particular textual form.
Most of the information in Electronic Health Records (EHRs) is represented in free textual form.
The VSL addresses how to specify variables, constants, and expressions in textual form.
We also discuss how to formulate query graphically and in textual form using coupling graph and coupling text, respectively.
Thus, we argue that the iconic representations and the layouts of visual displays are critical for helping children to interpret and choose correct icons (information nodes) in different visual and textual forms to meet children recognition and living experiences.
As opposed to conventional conceptual modeling, where input texts are formalized, our approach suggests the idea of collecting and cataloguing natural language patterns in a non-textual form immediately after a linguistic analysis.
The primary systems of the textual relations form a simultaneous set.
The main purpose of this study is to map out existing templates for SPL use cases in the textual description form.
A sample list of the textual class definitions, together with their class IDs and names, that formed the input to this analysis, is included in Table 3.
