"An opening is formed in the upper surface of the laminate" is also correct and can sometimes sound more natural, depending on the context.
Comparison:
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"Formed on":
- Implies the opening is more superficial or on the outermost layer of the surface.
- Suitable if the opening does not penetrate deeply or if the focus is on the surface where it appears.
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"Formed in":
- Suggests the opening penetrates into or through the surface, implying a deeper or more integrated formation.
- More precise when describing openings that are cut into or go through the material.
Recommendation:
If the opening is a hole, slot, or similar feature that penetrates into the laminate, "formed in" is the better choice. If the opening is a feature primarily visible or present on the surface, "formed on" works fine.
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