The phrase "a form of domination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type or method of control or influence over others in various contexts, such as social, political, or psychological discussions.
Example: "The study explores how media can serve as a form of domination in shaping public opinion."
Alternatives: "a type of control" or "a method of oppression."
The main thesis of his work is that rulership is but a form of domination that violates naturalness.
Quijano (2000) explains that the creation of races played a form of domination when modernity started to rise.
These modes of power constitute a form of domination, the implementation of which is mediated by those, such as teachers, appointed to structural positions of authority (Allen, 2003).
Requiring PRs to change their behavior to fit into a research project, and excluding those who are unwilling or unable, is a form of domination that undermines the social justice and emancipatory goals of CBPR.
It says that children will be taught that capitalism is "a form of world domination" associated with imperialism.
Examinations of stalking behaviour, however, argued that in most cases men stalked women and that stalking was a form of male domination in a patriarchal society.
Imperialism, from this perspective, is not primarily a form of political domination and economic exploitation but rather a paternalistic practice of government that exports "civilization" (e.g. modernization) in order to foster the improvement of native peoples.
There is no longer representation, only representation through control, fear and a form of patriarchal domination.
International trade and capitalism is a form of warfare where domination is the objective.
The ubiquity of essentialism is often useful for political action, however in the realm of critical theory one of the things critiques of essentialism has led to is the idea that the category of class is itself that which underlies all forms of domination, and thus it is not one social antagonism on par with another form of oppression.
As Marcuse saw it, there is a form of ideology that serves domination and creates the conditions for liberation at the same time.
