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The phrase "a form of psychoactive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing substances or compounds that affect the mind or behavior, typically in the context of drugs or medications.
Example: "Cannabis is often classified as a form of psychoactive substance due to its effects on mood and perception."
Alternatives: "a type of psychoactive" or "a category of psychoactive".
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As noted elsewhere, crack abuse or dependence is a form of psychoactive drug use for which few standard and commonly available treatment interventions exist [ 89- 91].
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Federal officials have promised to continue enforcing the drug laws, reiterating their view that Marinol, an oral prescription drug that includes a form of THC, the psychoactive component of marijuana, precludes the need for using marijuana itself as a medication.
There's also a form of kava [a psychoactive plant that grows on the Pacific Islands] that they have there.
A variety of psychoactive drugs and alcohol have notable effects on consciousness.
A form of connecting.
Sometimes the lines are painted; more often they are made up of various forms of psychoactive drugs -- pills, marijuana leaves -- applied to the work's surface.
To help clear the air, Vincenzo Cuomo, a pharmacologist at the University La Sapienza in Rome, and his colleagues injected pregnant rats with a synthetic form of the drug's psychoactive ingredient.
Amphetamine is also the parent compound of its own structural class, which includes a number of psychoactive derivatives.
Kathryn P Chocolate contains a range of psychoactive chemicals, including phenylethylamine.
But the draft legislation has been criticised for being badly drafted and containing too broad a definition of psychoactive substances.
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