The phrase "a form of commentary" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing different ways of expressing opinions or providing analysis on a topic or issue. For example: - "Blogging has become a popular form of commentary, allowing individuals to share their perspectives on current events." - "His tweets were seen as a form of commentary on the state of politics in the country." - "Many news programs include a segment for expert guests to provide a form of commentary on the day's headlines."
It became not just a look, but a form of commentary.
In theory, that case could establish whether the work of rating agencies is indeed a form of commentary or more of a public service akin to power generation.
This chock-full exhibition includes posters blatantly or subtly adjusted into a form of commentary for the 1913 Armory Show, all the shows at Larry Gagosian's Los Angeles gallery and the Museum of Modern Art's recent Jackson Pollock retrospective.
This nonmusicianship idea could have to do with the conceptual-art tradition she came from, in which so much art was a form of commentary, analyzing or questioning its function.
Ishmael founded a Talmudic school, known simply as "the house of Ishmael," that is credited with the Midrash, or commentary, on the book of Exodus, the Mekhilta (Measure), and the Sifre (a form of commentary) on Numbers and part of the Sifre on Deuteronomy.
Play becomes a form of commentary, an alternative mode of knowledge about the city, and functions dually as both description of and participant in the social world in which it is embedded.
He turned his neighbourhood's blight into a form of running commentary on what he sees as his city's failures.This is not overt agit-art; Mr Guyton's commentary is more oblique.
It was a form of visual commentary rarely found in other publications.
Besides being a pleasant place to have lunch, the Brasserie is also a form of social commentary.
Until then, #auspol memes are about as robust a form of political commentary as any – or so one of Australia's largest unions seems to have decided.
Goli, the most popular Baule masquerade, is danced at funerals as a form of social commentary and as a representation of social hierarchies and oppositions.
