The phrase "a form of narrative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different types or styles of storytelling or narrative techniques in literature, film, or other media.
Example: "The novel is considered a form of narrative that explores the complexities of human relationships."
Alternatives: "a type of narrative" or "a style of storytelling".
Or seemed, maybe, like a form of narrative bullying.
Inaction, like happiness, is a form of narrative stasis that is difficult to write about.
One narrative genre that is specific to the Arabic literary tradition is the maqāmah, a form of narrative that emerged out of several already existing trends.
He sees his building work, too, as a form of narrative journalism, or as a 'dirty realism', after the fiction of Raymond Carver and others.
It employs multiple perspective, and skilfully plays with a form of narrative rewind, whereby a fuzzy incident in chapter six, say, is replayed, gaining definition, in chapter nine.
The plotline where the main character overcomes a weakness and acts with new empowerment is a form of narrative compression I usually find cheap and don't much relate to.
Focusing on its presentation on screen, Alan Davis offers another definition of digital story as "a form of short narrative, usually a personal narrative told in the first person, presented as a short movie for display on a television or computer monitor or projected onto a screen" (Kajder et al. [2005]).
24 To do this, we used a form of structural narrative analysis which pays attention to the ways in which narratives are organised.
Although such heroes make their journeys under duress, fugitive-slave stories are also a form of travel narrative.
Here Rosenzweig understands himself to be working out a form of the "narrative" or "historical" thinking which Schelling described, in the preface to his Ages of the World, as the necessary complement to the philosophy of reason.
Epic poetry is a genre of poetry, and a major form of narrative literature.
