Display a quantity using its "LongForm" description:

Display quantities with multiple unit form specifications:

QuantityForm acts on all Quantity objects in an expression:

Possible display forms are "Abbreviation" and "LongForm":

"LongForm" descriptions will select singular/plural tenses based on the value of each Quantity:

"SingularForm" can be used with "LongForm" to force unit descriptions to be in singular tense:

If the first argument is a canonical unit, QuantityForm will print with the specified form of the unit:

QuantityForm works with MixedUnit specifications:

Add custom axis labels to a plot:

For units without abbreviated form, "Abbreviation" is equivalent to "LongForm":

IndependentUnit specifications do not have special unit display forms:

"Abbreviation" and "LongForm" can be specified together:

When an input evaluates to QuantityForm[expr,form], QuantityForm does not appear in the output:

Out is assigned the value , not QuantityForm[,"LongForm"]:

The first argument of QuantityForm should be a canonical unit, or an expression containing Quantity:

Even when an output omits QuantityForm from the top level, it is not stripped from subexpressions:

The output does not have QuantityForm in it:

However, the variable e does have QuantityForm in it, which may affect subsequent evaluations:

The QuantityMagnitude is not evaluated due to the intervening QuantityForm:

Assign variables first and then apply QuantityForm to the result to maintain computability: