The phrase "a form of special" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a specific type or category of something that is considered special, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The event was designed to be a form of special recognition for outstanding volunteers."
Alternatives: "a type of special" or "a kind of special".
He said he objected to the caucuses as a form of "special preferential treatment" for minority groups.
The reports said the ECB would own the reserves, which would be used to back a form of special drawing rights from the IMF.
Both Gloria Allred, a feminist lawyer, and the blogger Gina Hughes see them as a form of special treatment and, therefore, a form of discrimination.
Walker asked whether the level of surveillance Trump was advocating might require registering Muslims in a database or, in Walker's words, "giving them a form of special identification that noted their religion".
Asked in today's interview whether he would support "registering Muslims in a database or giving them a form of special identification that noted their religion", Trump told reporters that: "certain things will be done that we never thought would happen in this country in terms of information and learning about the enemy".
When asked about requiring Muslims to register in a database or carry a form of special identification noting their religion, Trump said, "We're going to have to look at a lot of things very closely".
A realization of a search strategy has a form of a special object called a search engine (in short: an engine).
In this programming model, a computational strategy is a parameter of a program having a form of a special object called a search engine.
The proposal is biased in favor of a new form of special PAC.
Despite this, the EU has now gone even further by creating a new form of "special status" membership for the UK.
The researchers say it is "vital" that policymakers grasp the nettle, adding that the disadvantage also extends to the percentage of pupils likely to suffer from a mild form of special educational needs.
