The phrase "a benign type of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is harmless or not threatening in nature, often in a medical or general context.
Example: "The doctor assured me that the growth was a benign type of tumor and posed no risk to my health."
Alternatives: "a harmless kind of" or "a non-threatening form of".
The group publicizes a benign type of revivalist Islam, but is suspected by Western intelligence agencies of being a recruiter for jihadists.
Furthermore, a recent study has reported a similar finding in mice with giant cell tumor of bone (GCT), a benign type of tumor with hyperactive multinucleated giant osteoclasts which can cause local osteolytic lesions therefore increasing morbidity.
Acute hemorrhagic edema of infancy (AHEI) is a benign type of leukocytoclastic vasculitis.
Focusing on the location of the anal opening, the phenotype of β-catenin LOF mutants may be similar to perineal fistulas, a benign type of ARM.
A minority of patients (20 30%) have a relatively benign type of TCC with a low recurrence rate.
Still others practice a seemingly benign type of paternalism, reluctant to "worry" staff with certain information or to communicate with the group about a problem before having a solution to suggest.
This is the benign type of deflation, not the virulently malignant kind seen in the 1930s.Mr Grant accuses the Fed of having inadvertently pursued an over-expansionary monetary policy that helped to fuel the bull market.
Note that this impossibility assumes the most "benign" type of fault, the crash fault, in which one process simply stops to produce any output given any input.
In intensive care, a reliable prognostic tool would be very helpful, as critically ill patients identified with imminent poor prognosis would profit from early escalation of antiepileptic treatment, intensified continuous video-EEG monitoring, or neuroprotective measures, especially as patients with more benign types of SE are at risk of being over-treated.
People have sometimes chosen to see him as a sort of accidental president, a benign Chauncey Gardner type full of goodness but no guile.
So far, this swoon, which began last week, looks to be of the benign type, with few signs of outright panic.
