The phrase "a form of individual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different types or categories of individuals, often in a sociological or psychological context.
Example: "In the study of personality, researchers often categorize people into a form of individual based on their traits and behaviors."
Alternatives: "a type of person" or "a category of individual".
It's a form of individual public transport.
Sometimes of course, fat is a form of individual protest in a world that valorises thin.
Hobsbawm defines social banditry as those "not regarded as simple criminals by public opinion", representing as they do "a form of individual or minority rebellion within peasant societies".
Such an outcome is especially likely because the current Court has such an exalted idea of the importance of campaign contributions as a form of individual expression.
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), a form of individual psychotherapy, also appears to be effective in the treatment of panic disorder; its combination with medication may be even more powerful.
Those were dark years in the Soviet Union, a time when music could offer an escape from the harshness of the daily routine, a shelter from the disenchantment of post-Stalinist life and a form of individual expression in a society where precious little of that was to be found.
Lahti and Weinstein, however, argue that since the group's persistence is in the individual's best interest, the mechanism is a form of individual-level selection.
Perezhivanie may also be understood as a form of active individual refraction of changes, experienced in the young child's particular environment (Veresov 2016; Veresov and Fleer 2016).
Our results emphasize that somatic mosaicism for cn-LOHs and CNVs exists in normal human tissues and represents a common phenomenon that should be considered as a form of intra-individual genetic variation.
Somatic mosaicism should be considered as a form of intra-individual genetic variation, that may be implicated in somatic human diseases but also modify penetrance and/or expressivity of inherited disorders and late-onset multifactorial traits [ 25].
The latter could involve a general and a specific form of individual propensity, but with the general form unobserved, both will be combined to some extent in the BLUP, and so it is through the general propensity that the BLUP would predict withdrawal.
