The phrase "war forms" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to forms that are associated with war, such as incident reports or battle plans. For example, "The soldiers completed the war forms, and began preparing for battle."
Ravenscourt's war forms an aerial counterpoint to the antics of the human Londoners who provide the rest of Neate's story.
Yet war forms only part of a poetic oeuvre, both public and intimate, that spans page, stage and screen over 45 years.
And they are not alone in their intervention: the front line of the swan war forms on the northern side of the Audubon Center.
If a war forms, your guys may be the ones in trouble because you started it with a simple prank.
Win Without War, formed as an alternative to more militant groups, took longer to consider its reaction.
The years of the Dirty War form the general ground of the Pope's striking self-criticism: his experience, one Jesuit told me, was "searing".
Harlan remained active, and at the outbreak of the American Civil War formed Harlan's Light Cavalry (41 officers and 1,089 enlisted men) to fight on the Union side.
In You Went Away, Timothy Findley explored the intricacies of love and deception on the home front, and the fate of displaced people in Canada after the war formed a large part of Janice Kulyk Keefer's The Green Library.
A second Overmind is created in Brood War, formed from the merging of several cerebrates.
The lasting image of the war, formed by popular entertainment, was of a morally ambiguous if not morally loathsome conflict.
A group of brothers from Seymour, who had served in the Civil War, formed the Reno Gang, the first outlaw gang in the United States.
