The phrase "a form of disability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different types or categories of disabilities, often in a medical, legal, or social context.
Example: "Autism spectrum disorder is considered a form of disability that affects communication and behavior."
Alternatives: "a type of disability" or "a category of disability".
A staggeringly high number of people with autism and Asperger's syndrome are being subjected to mate crime, a form of disability hate crime in which a vulnerable person is manipulated or abused by someone they believed to be their friend, a survey by an autism charity has found.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO 2007), about 10%% or 200 million of the world's children have a form of disability.
My argument is quite simple: Even as Ugandan Christian paternalism in response to cognitive disability may appear deeply repugnant to a liberal vision of disability politics, it sustains a form of disability appearance that is otherwise not possible.
And in a subsequent ruling known as Olmstead v. L.C., the United States Supreme Court decided that mental illness is a form of disability under the ADA and that institutional isolation of a person with a disability is a form of discrimination.
Stepwise multiple regression analyses (F to enter, p <.05) were conducted when both SRCDs and objectively-measured cognitive deficits predicted a form of disability.
This view appears to emanate from a likening of circumcision to a condition in which a person is born with a retracted foreskin ("nzvonyo" in some Shona dialects) which was viewed by some as a form of disability.
Facing that challenge while also coping with any form of disability, as many of our students do, is a triumph.
Adding to the evidence were a number of recent studies linking abnormal PNNs to brain disorders including schizophrenia and Costello syndrome, a form of intellectual disability.
The symbolism of Marsh's Newsnight appearance, heralding as it may have done the emergence of a new form of disability activism (Marsh calls it "from-bed activism"), empowered by social media and operating largely outside conventional media and charity channels, was powerful.
Gait is dependent on postural control and the integration of various systems, such as proprioceptive, visual and vestibular, their sensory input, integration in the Central Nervous System (CNS) and, depending on effective motor response [ 39, 40] and gait assessment, it is a form of prevention against disability and motor decline [ 16].
The bio-etheticist Rosmary Garland Thomson came near to a solution when she spoke in April this year of disability as a form of "human variation" arguing that disability should be understood as a reality to be accommodated, not a problem to be eliminated.
