The phrase "a form of classical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different styles, genres, or variations that are derived from classical traditions or influences.
Example: "Jazz is often considered a form of classical music, as it incorporates many elements from traditional compositions."
Alternatives: "a type of classical" or "a variant of classical".
A form of classical conditioning extensively used to study neural structures and mechanisms that underlie learning and memory.
Shobana Jeyasingh made her name as a dancer of Bharata Natyam, a form of classical Indian dance.
It's a form of classical conditioning, somewhat like Pavlov's famous experiment in which dogs, when given food, also heard a ringing bell.
Jin Won, that dancer and a resident of India for 15 years, specializes in Kathak, a form of classical Indian dance.
Ṣāʾib, in full Mīrzā Muḥammad ʿalī Ṣāʾib, also called Ṣāʾib Of Tabriz, orṢāʾib Of Eṣfahān, (born 1601/02, Tabrīz, Iran died c. 1677), Persian poet, one of the greatest masters of a form of classical Arabic and Persian lyric poetry characterized by rhymed couplets and known as the ghazel.
But he has found his perfect complement in Mr. Klunchun, a practitioner of khon, a form of classical Thai masked dance, who wanders serenely with Mr. Bel through a series of cultural collisions until the gentle cataclysm that suddenly and amusingly ends the conversation.
To be sure, equity feminism as described here is a form of classical-liberal or libertarian feminism.
Equity feminism is a form of classical-liberal or libertarian feminism that holds that feminism's political role is simply to ensure that everyone's, including women's, right against coercive interference is respected (Sommers 1994, 22).
And in 1983, it showed "Dhrupad," his documentary about a form of Indian classical music.
After moving to Las Vegas I was able to earn a certification in, Bharatnatyam, a form of Indian classical dance.
A form of decorated classical architecture peculiar to Sicily had begun to evolve from the 1530s.
