The phrase "a form of sequestration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing legal, financial, or environmental matters where something is being set apart or isolated.
Example: "The court ordered a form of sequestration to ensure that the assets were protected during the legal proceedings."
Alternatives: "a type of isolation" or "a method of separation".
Except during final deliberations, the jury was not sequestered, although Robert Finn, the judge in both trials, suggested that for Omaha people having the freedom of Falls City might be considered a form of sequestration.
Here I discuss this danger in the context of direct injection of carbon into the deep ocean, a form of sequestration that involves leakage in the future.
Keil, R. G., Nuwer, J. M. & Strand, S. E. Burial of agricultural byproducts in the deep sea as a form of carbon sequestration: A preliminary experiment.
"I think we are committed to some form of sequestration spending cut," Durbin said, adding that the White House is "talking about some options" for blunting the impact on government services and federal workers.
Protection from these agents may take place in the form of sequestration from groups that might react with it and/or steric tuning to avoid conformations from which undesired reactions are likely to occur.
There is little chance of the Republicans acquiescing to tax hikes or the Democrats signing off on significant budget cuts, which leaves the balancing of the nation's books to sequestration -- a form of hostage taking like the government shutdown.
It is not a form of renewable energy production, although like carbon sequestration it offers a significant commercial challenge to renewable developments.
Acute splenic sequestration crisis (ASSC) is a form of hypovolemic and anaemic crisis, based on massive splenic enlargement due to accumulation and trapment of sickle-shaped cells [13].
A form of programmed cell death that is accompanied by macroautophagy, which is characterized by the sequestration of cytoplasmic material within autophagosomes for bulk degradation by lysosomes.
Organelle retention is a form of mixotrophy that allows organisms to reap metabolic benefits similar to those of photoautotrophs through capture of algal prey and sequestration of their plastids.
