The phrase "a form in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type or version of something within a particular context or category.
Example: "Please fill out a form in a digital format to expedite the process."
Alternatives: "a version in a" or "a type in a".
situation n. the evaluation of a form in a specific environment.
A practitioner who has been reinstated to practice by the Board must file a new Notice of Entry of Appearance of Attorney or Representative in each case on the form required by applicable rules and regulations, even if the reinstated practitioner previously filed such a form in a proceeding before the practitioner was disciplined.
Mr Boehner assured his troops that he would get their backing first The Supreme Court overturned a law in Arizona that required people in the state to prove they were American citizens before filling out a form in a federal voter-registration scheme.
Say you are filling out a form in a line-of-business app on Android.
I compare it to a view or a form in a database – the data is there and the widget can show the data and do very little else with it.
According to Aristotelian metaphysics, the inherence of a form in a subject makes the subject into something characterized by that form, as for instance whiteness inhering in Socrates makes him something white.
Once they fill out a form in an email, they're sent product samples like free bottles of Propel, gift cards, or contest entries.
The overall reaction product is P a, formed in a step involving release from the ribosome-mRNA complex and assembly of the active protein.
A form in the app lets you request an invite.
This is a form in which absolute linguistic originality is an elusive quarry.
There is also a form in which a series of very small strokes, or infarcts, block small blood vessels.
