The phrase "a form of experimentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches that involve testing or trying out different ideas or processes.
Example: "In scientific research, a form of experimentation is essential to validate hypotheses and gather data."
Alternatives: "a type of testing" or "a method of trial".
During the 1950s and 1960s, for example, Yoga and Zen meditation were serious religious options for some Westerners and a form of experimentation for large numbers.
In her landmark study of career transitions, Herminia Ibarra echoes the psychoanalyst Adam Phillips' view that flirtation — a form of experimentation suspended between imagination and commitment — is the royal road to explore potential interests and discover who we are, not only when it comes to romance.
But software development, as a form of experimentation, knows no such bounds.
Computers allow for more elaborate experimentation (higher speed, better filtering, more variables, sophisticated coordination and control), but also, through modelling and simulations, might constitute a form of experimentation themselves.
The artist Sultani Bashir tells Creators he has worked with salt for about seven years, using the unique medium as a form of experimentation.
Along these lines, Thorpe and Pilcher [16] suggested that the subsong of birds and babbling of infants could be thought of as a form of experimentation or play, a way to generate vocal experience that could be later applied to the imitation of external models.
THE Andrews see D.J.'ing as a form of social experimentation, and have always used gadgets to advance their cause.
Even the cook who doesn't know it is every day doing a form of scientific experimentation.
In this way the assurance of care quality becomes a form of ongoing experimentation and, ideally, one that encompasses the ability to reflexively respond to changes in practice, some of which will be produced through Quality of Care activities themselves.
It was a form of auto-experimentation on the human character, and Franklin admits that it was only partially successful.
It was a form of self-experimentation, as well as an effort to catch up with a booming sector of the entertainment economy.
