The phrase "a form of basic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different variations or types of something that is considered fundamental or essential.
Example: "In programming, Python is often seen as a form of basic language that is easy for beginners to learn."
Alternatives: "a type of fundamental" or "a version of basic".
In the nineteen-seventies, the psychologist Paul Rozin argued that food started as a form of basic animal nourishment but later came to encompass culture and beauty, religious rituals and symbols, memoirs and cookery shows.
Pylyshyn's bold and provocative thesis, that primitive object tags in early vision constitute a form of basic intentional contact with the world, brings much-needed empirical illumination to such hot philosophical topics as nonconceptual content, conscious experience, and demonstrative thought.
A governance model can be suggested, when a state, instead of being directly involved between the parties, provides a form of basic guarantee, while NGOs, producers, and users are in charge of making up agreements.
Standard setting processes can be conceptualized as new forms of contract where a state, rather than being directly involved between the parties, provides a form of basic guarantee, while NGOs and companies are in charge of making up the agreements [70].
As a member of the Council of Defence, he strongly supported the movement for universal military training - not conventional conscription, but rather a form of basic military training on a part-time basis for all adult men - arguing that it would mean "the flower of the nation would be the soldiers, not the weeds".
Teachers may note that problem solving in knowledge-generating cases may simultaneously yield a form of basic epistemological learning: that is, students come to understand that the ability to learn occurs incrementally, based on learning how to learn, and that it is not fixed (or innate; Schommer, 1990).
One surprising policy proposal the former Democratic presidential candidate contemplated was a form of universal basic income (UBI).
A form of guaranteed basic income – whereby some welfare services are replaced by direct cash transfers to citizens – fits the two criteria.
Taylor is an unusual choice for May, as someone who has advocated the concept of a form of universal basic income in the longer term – a policy being examined by Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonnell.
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And friendship--a form of love--is just as basic a need.
