The phrase "a form of deduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing reasoning processes, logical conclusions, or methods of deriving information based on evidence or premises.
Example: "In mathematics, proving a theorem often involves a form of deduction that relies on previously established principles."
Alternatives: "a type of reasoning" or "a method of inference."
A transcendental argument is simply a form of deduction, with the typical pattern: q is true only if p is true; q is true; therefore, p is true.
A transcendental argument is simply a form of deduction, with the typical pattern: only if p then q; q is true; therefore, p is true.
Use of the term axiom reinforces that our computational model is a mathematical, formal system and that analogue execution is a form of deduction from the axioms or assumptions explicitly programmed into the model.
We use axiom as commonly defined [ 1] and to emphasize that the analogue, unlike EMT6 cells in cultures, is a formal mathematical system and its execution is a form of deduction from the axioms within the analogue.
What we have here is nothing at all like an argument from population to sample or an argument from sample to population: rather, it is a form of probable argument entirely different from both deduction and induction.
The paper presents a typed deduction procedure which employs type reasoning as a form of constraints to general reasoning for speeding up the proof discovery.
Many of them took deductions for interest, including interest paid on investments, and losses from S corporations, a form of closely held business.
Dan Bartlett, a spokesman for the Bush campaign, said that to draw any such similarity was to miss Mr. Bush's larger point: that what Mr. Gore is trying to sell as widespread tax relief comes almost entirely in the form of deductions and credits, leaving many Americans without benefit.
The American average worker either had to pay for his own insurance in the form of deductions from his pay or go without.
One of the major problems facing multisubjectism is the fact that Parmenides is quite explicit about the fact that the subject form of each Deduction is identical to the subject form of each of the other Deductions.
