The phrase "a form of private" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing types or categories of private matters, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The organization offers a form of private consultation for its members."
Alternatives: "a type of private" or "a kind of private".
Osborne sees housing as a form of private savings.
Similarly, idioms are a form of private expression.
The amendment was first introduced by Flint in March under the Ten Minute Rule, a form of private member's bill which allows individual MPs to propose their own legislation.
For many writers the novel seemed to have become above all a form of private, interior expression and could no longer keep up with the extravagant oddities of the United States.
His name is Bernard von NotHaus, and he is a professed "monetary architect" and a maker of custom coins found guilty last spring of counterfeiting charges for minting and distributing a form of private money called the Liberty Dollar.
Instead, it was about video games, a commercial phenomenon that has been spreading surprisingly fast in the People's Republic of China as some of those enjoying the new liberal economic reforms have come to realize how profitable such machines can be as a form of private enterprise.
As a form of 'private governance', the RSPO provides alternative instruments in addressing concerns surrounding the social and environmental impacts of business (Pesqueira and Glasbergen 2013; Schouten et al., 2012; Andonova 2010; von Geibler 2013).
When academy schools were first invented as a form of "public private partnership", sponsoring bodies were required to provide an initial £2m donation, with funding thereafter to come mainly from government.
PDPs are a form of public private partnerships that focus on health technology development.
But the Edwards plan squared the circle, giving people the choice of staying with private insurers, while also giving everyone the option of buying into government-offered, Medicare-type plans — a form of public-private competition that Mr. Edwards made clear might lead to a single-payer system over time.
In 1963, Mr. Hess conceived and created a new form of private investment firm which, in 1968, became American Euro pean Associates.
