The formal literary school was one of the most important pioneering and deconstructive schools in international literary criticism. With its emergence, this school influenced many traditional principles of writing and literary traditions. The Formalists paid great attention to the issue of form and literary language, etc to achieve their main goal, which is literariness; Adonis, was regarded the poet, and famous Arab critic among the most prominent contemporary literary theorists, who have used the impression and inspiration from various schools as a source for expansion and richness of their views, in the meantime, Formalism is the most important western schools that are likely to have an abundant impact on the Adventist's theories. Therefore, in the present study, we want to critique his views from the perspective of compatibility with formalist principles. The method that we used in this study is analytical and descriptive using comparison tools, the model of which is a combination of the French and American approaches; For this purpose, in the main discussion, we searched for the words of Adonis, regarding his influence, and also examined the most important commonalities and differences between his literary views and formalities and finally, we concluded that there are several shreds of evidence in Adonis's words and views that can be a testimony to his knowledge and influence on the Formalists. One of the main pieces of evidence in which several flavors have been seen from their views is the prominent role of literary language in Adonis's views and his attempt to increase the literariness.