The phrase "a form of parallel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing similarities or comparisons between two or more concepts, ideas, or situations.
Example: "The artist's work is a form of parallel to the themes explored in modern literature."
Alternatives: "a type of similarity" or "a kind of comparison".
It is a form of parallel political universe.
This would probably mean issuing state IOUs as a form of parallel currency, while also commissioning the printing of drachma notes.
The five-member team tasked with organising the alternative currency – described by Varoufakis as a form of parallel liquidity –could also face accusations of participating in a criminal organisation.
However, if individuals share gene products as public goods, a form of parallel evolution can occur in which the complex trait arises not within one individual, but as an emergent property among cooperating individuals10 through "division of labor" dynamics11,12,13.
Crowdsourcing is a form of massively parallel collaboration, the main distinguishing feature of which is the low overhead to entry of participation and low level of investment from a participant.
For the multiple path routings, we design an FPTAS when the routing graph takes a form of series-parallel graphs, which is commonly used to model electric networks.
Therefore, a special form of parallel workstation known as a highlift station was developed to improve the performance of an automatic assembly system.
As a result, the proposed hybrid domain decomposition/multigrid method can be viewed as a particular form of parallel multigrid in which multigrid acceleration is applied on a subdomain basis, these local calculations being coordinated by an appropriate domain decomposition iteration at the global level.
The project was less a conversation than an extended form of parallel play.
We show that if \(F\) is a totally real field in which \(p\) splits completely and \(f\) is a mod \(p\) Hilbert modular form with parallel weight \(2 < k < p\), which is ordinary at all primes dividing p and has tamely ramified Galois representation at all primes dividing p, then there is a "companion form" of parallel weight \ k′ := p + 1 − k\).
Repeated adaptation to novel niches is a pervasive form of parallel evolution, and abiotic adaptive diversification is one instance in which multiple evolutionary transitions can be used to identify patterns in either the traits and/or underlying genetic basis of adaptive phenotypic change.
