The phrase "a form of interference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type or category of interference in various contexts, such as communication, science, or social interactions.
Example: "The researchers found that the noise in the environment acted as a form of interference, affecting the participants' ability to concentrate."
Alternatives: "a type of interference" or "a kind of interference".
Regulation is a form of interference in moral activities, and at worst, creates dependency.
"China regards sanctions as ineffective, counterproductive and a form of interference in other countries' affairs," said Kenneth G. Lieberthal, a China expert at the Brookings Institution.
It happened that, in the years immediately after the war, he had done preliminary design work on a form of interference microscopy which, initially, he thought was entirely new.
"You have to creep up on them". Many conservators regard any form of chemical reaction with a historic artifact, even at a molecular scale, as a form of interference.
Hitchhiking of deleterious mutations with sexually antagonistic alleles is a form of interference previously proposed to facilitate Y-chromosome degeneration [58].
Therefore, we have implemented a form of interference microscopy based upon phase-shifted, laser-feedback interferometry and developed an algorithm that can be used to separate the contribution of the elastically scattered light by sub-cellular structures from the reflection at the coverslip-buffer interface.
But the Saudi embassy in London made clear the oil-rich state's irritation at international condemnation of the sentence, releasing a statement saying: "The judiciary is an independent body and the kingdom of Saudi Arabia rejects any form of interference in its internal affairs and any impingement on its sovereignty or the independence and impartiality of its judiciary".
DPC, rather than performing interference cancellation at the receivers as in SC SIC, can be viewed as a form of enhanced interference cancellation at the transmitter and relies on perfect CSIT to do so.
On the Nimr sentence, its London embassy flatly rejected "any form of interference" in the kingdom's internal affairs, and insisted that its judiciary was independent.
That way they are unlikely to cause any form of interference, even in frayed wiring or unshielded navigation and communications gear.The picocell gathers calls from passengers and transmits them up to a communications satellite in orbit above.
