- The structure is of the form of X.
- The structure is in the form of X.
What is the difference in meaning and which one is grammatically correct?
I think 1 means the structure is united with the form of X and 2 means the structure is shaped in the form of X
So, as for 1, I don't think the entire shape of the structure must look in the form of X (maybe ,part of it is united with the form of X?), but as for 2, I do think the entire shape of the structure must look in the form of X.
I wonder whether my thinking is correct.