The phrase "a form of negative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing types or categories of negative expressions, attitudes, or feedback.
Example: "In linguistics, a form of negative can be seen in sentences that express denial or contradiction."
Alternatives: "a type of negation" or "a kind of negative expression".
It is intended as a perverse transcendence, a form of negative creation.
This inhibition of an enzyme by a product of its pathway is a form of negative feedback.
For the 20 million or so Americans who applied for the Earned Income Tax Credit, a form of negative income tax for the working poor, the chance of being audited was about 1 in 75, compared to 1 in 370 for everyone else.
The credit, a form of negative income tax championed by President Ronald Reagan to encourage people to leave welfare for work, reduces taxes owed and, when they reach zero, results in a refund of up to $364 for an individual and $4,008 for a family with children.
Newt Gingrich, who was then House speaker, and other Republican Congressional leaders were concerned about misuse of the earned income tax credit, a program that allows the working poor, especially those with children, to receive money from the government through a form of negative income tax.
But in most cases, acceptable random variables exhibit a form of negative dependence.
Some stated that the chains had 'helped' because it had made them comply with the treatment or had acted as a form of 'negative reinforcement': When I first came here, I was put in chains because they thought I would run away.
"It is a disgusting form of negative campaigning," Mr. Shoff said in an interview, "calling people randomly off a computerized list, during dinner time, and reciting a message that is misleading, as I knew it to be.
These findings provide further support for a surprising benefit of sugar catabolism at higher densities and offer a separate form of negative feedback in sugar utilization that may generate more desirable titratable responses.
The paternal comparison is an important form of negative control for exploring a causal association in observational epidemiology.
You might think the story of these events would form a kind of negative image of medical history, a mirror world of healing without medicine.
