"a diversity of forms" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a variety of different types or shapes of something. Example: The museum features a diversity of forms in its art collection, ranging from traditional paintings to contemporary sculptures.
Paleontologists found a diversity of forms, not a few primitive forerunners.
Violence can explode in such a diversity of forms that its classification poses difficulties.
There is a diversity of forms of pure relationship.
Just as there is a diversity of methods for acquiring knowledge of or reaching judgments about one's own mental states and processes, to which the label "introspection" applies with more or less or disputable accuracy, so also is there a diversity of forms of "privileged access", with different kinds of privilege and to which the idea of access applies with more or less or disputable accuracy.
Eight commercially available prostaglandins representing a diversity of forms present in gorgonian tissue (15(S -PGA2, 15(R)-15-methyl PGA2, 15(S -PGA2, 15(R -15-methylS)-PGE2-methyl esteR -15-methyl2α, 15(R -15-methyl(S)-PGA2α-methyl ester), including both enantiomers (R and S) forms when possible, were screened at 600 µM for their ability to inhibit crude cytosolic GST activity.
This includes a diversity of forms of health-related corruption in both the private and public sphere in high-income countries, developed country settings, and in multilateral initiatives.
Concomitant with diversity of habit in the adult Hymenoptera is a diversity of form.
Additionally, they must also include a diversity of form.
These data show that each of the applied time/temperature treatments promote specific biochemical changes of Ara h 1, reflecting a diversity of formed Maillard reaction products.
They represent a diversity of growth forms.
Sociologists of religion have argued that Christianity has flourished, in fact, where a diversity of church forms and practices have met the needs of different social groups.
