"thin shape" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe an object or a person's physical appearance. Example: She has a thin shape, with long legs and a slender waist. In this sentence, "thin shape" is used to describe the person's body and how they look.
The building's tall, thin shape and east-west orientation provide most of the heating and cooling.
The boat "shoogles," Wishart said, describing a subtle motion through waves in which Cable and Wireless's long, thin shape "vibrates, twists and rotates," like a surfboard.
On Thursday, Mattel unveiled curvy, petite and tall versions of its iconic fashion doll whose unrealistically thin shape has attracted criticism for decades.
Plum is 300 pounds, perpetually hungry, and beleaguered after years of unsuccessful attempts to whittle herself down to a pleasingly thin shape.
It is 16 miles (26 km) long and a maximum of 3.5 miles (6 km) wide; its long thin shape gave the island its name (French: anguille, "eel").
The MPS sheet has unique characteristics such as thin shape, porous structure, and highly capacity as an absorbing material.
When they plotted each basin's aspect ratio against the local aridity index, they found an interesting trend: Basins in dry climates, regardless of size, took on long, thin shapes, as did large basins in humid environments.
One limitation of this study was the limited spatial resolution of small animal PET imaging relative to the mouse brain regions selected for quantification, which contained some thin shapes being susceptible to partial volume effects.
Draw thin shapes for the body.
Draw small ovals for the hands and thin shapes for the fingers.
The inside fruit of football-shaped mangoes tends to be less stringy in texture than mangoes that have a flatter, thinner shape.
