The phrase "a form of technique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different methods or approaches within a specific discipline or field.
Example: "In photography, using natural light is a form of technique that can enhance the quality of the images."
Alternatives: "a type of method" or "a kind of approach".
"No one has actually been taught any form of technique to load a detainee on to an aircraft," one said.
I challenged the notion with the concept of balanced performance scorecards as a form of gaming technique that does work, as long as it changes over time and is more of an adaptive approach performance management.
Several published clinical reports describe a form of hybrid technique (hybrid augmentation, HA) by combining a dorsal short segment pedicle screw construction with an augmentation of the fractured vertebra [ 7, 14- 20].
The wave is a form of popping, a technique invented in the early days of hip-hop by dancers on the West Coast.
On Dec. 10, John Kiriakou, a former C.I.A. officer who had participated in the capture of the suspected terrorist Abu Zubaydah in Pakistan in 2002, appeared on ABC News to say that while he considered waterboarding a form of torture, the technique worked and yielded results very quickly.
We use a form of the LASSO technique [27] similar to [39] to select the significant coefficients of the system.
Investigating the relationship between dependent (target) and one or more independent variables (predictor) is referred to as regression analysis which is a form of predictive modeling technique [10] and can be used to compare the effects of variables measured on different scales that also evaluate the best set of variables for predictive model building.
We used a verbal protocol analysis, a form of 'think aloud' technique, to further investigate respondents' choices [ 52].
The most common objection to product placement is that it's a form of subliminal advertising: a technique long demonised by those who fear television's manipulative possibilities.
The technique, a form of method acting, has been described as "teaching students to live truthfully under imaginary circumstances".
