The phrase "a form of occupation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different types of jobs, roles, or activities that people engage in for work or employment.
Example: "Teaching is a form of occupation that requires dedication and passion for education."
Alternatives: "a type of employment" or "a kind of job".
Mr. Sadr, a youthful militant, reiterated his call for followers to oppose any form of occupation and for Shiites to organize their own army to protect religious schools and other institutions from raids by American soldiers.
Publishing with these presses is a form of colonial occupation that extorts from whole populations a high price to obtain the means of cultural and intellectual growth.
Even around Tripoli, where support for the Syrian opposition is strong, a perception that Lebanon is witnessing a new form of occupation can rear its head, and casual racism towards Syrians is becoming increasingly more common.
Even around Tripoli, where support for the Syrian opposition is strong, a perception that Lebanon is witnessing a new form of occupation can rear its head, and casual racism towards Syrians is becoming increasingly common.
In Iraqi military uniforms, their faces covered by scarves, three men from the Naqshbandia Order militant group called the continuing American civilian presence "nothing but a new form of occupation".
Otherwise, the choices are a single entity in which Jews could eventually be a minority; a form of apartheid; or perpetual occupation.
To make matters worse, in April 1863 the Congress passed a series of revenue bills: they levied an 8 percent ad valorem tax on agricultural products grown in 1862, taxed bank deposits and commercial paper at the same rate and imposed a tax on licenses for just about every form of occupation or business.
I just couldn't imagine what it was like to be in a country that has had constant fighting, whether in the form of occupation or insurgency.
