The phrase "a form of atypical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that deviates from the norm or is not typical in a certain context.
Example: "The study revealed that the patient's symptoms were a form of atypical behavior that required further investigation."
Alternatives: "a type of unusual" or "a variant of atypical".
The findings, he said, "suggest that the spectrum of disease is wider than what we saw" when SARS was first detected as a severe form of atypical pneumonia.
Considering the anatomic models of the AVNRT circuit, our results provide further evidence in support of our proposed scheme of re-entry along the posterior nodal extension in all forms of atypical AVNRT.
Metta World Peace is anything but conventional, so it should come as no surprise that to get to his first Knicks game, he took a form of transportation that's atypical of most millionaire NBA stars.
Based on all findings, a diagnosis of sporadic bovine leukosis (SBL) in the form of atypical, primarily extranodal, highly malignant, nasal, small-sized T-cell lymphoma was made.
PSP is the most common form of atypical parkinsonian disorder, which can present with early executive dysfunction or subcortical dementia and clinically presents with supranuclear gaze palsy and motor symptoms.
Our data demonstrate the emergence of phenotypic features similar to those of classical BSE after cross-species transmission of an atypical form of BSE and are reminiscent of those previously described for the other form of atypical BSE, i.e., BASE or L-BSE [24].
Even if it proves successful in one form of atypical brain development, it might show either negative, positive or no effects in other domains.
Although atypical processing of gaze in ASC is thought to reflect an impairment in understanding the intentional nature of gaze cues, little evidence has emerged in the form of atypical engagement of brain regions implicated in ToM or mentalizing (e.g. medial prefrontal cortex and TPJ) during gaze perception.
The relatively good prognosis in most prior cases and the absence of any reported recurrences strongly suggest that this form of atypical HUS does not warrant long-term eculizumab therapy.
