The phrase "a form of treating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different methods or approaches to treatment in a medical, therapeutic, or general context.
Example: "Acupuncture is considered a form of treating chronic pain that many people find effective."
Alternatives: "a method of treatment" or "a type of therapy".
Also, it is often effective if you use snacks as a form of treat for yourself every time you complete a part of the work.
In recent years, thoughts that marijuana is less addictive than alcohol, which is obviously legal in all 50 states and prevalent in professional sports, and that CBD is an alternate form of treating chronic pain have countered the historical stance on marijuana.
While it is not quite time to give up refilling you monthly prescription, scientists are getting closer to finding an alternate form of treating ADHD.
Typically, the language used in articulating their opinions indicated either a form of relativism, treating all theories as having scientific merit or as perceiving a legitimate scientific controversy with regard to creationism/ID's challenge to evolution.
The Lord Jagannath she knew, a form of Vishnu, treated everyone equally, whether king or peasant girl like herself.
HDR brachytherapy has been historically used as a form of hypofractionation for treating men affected by prostate cancer.
'Normalisation' or 'ordinariness' from this viewpoint is a form of coping and treating the disease and treatment regime as being part of a normal family life [ 51].
We show that APCs of DBA/2J mice fail to induce antigen induced immune deviation (a form of tolerance) when treated with TGFβ2.
When flies with a form of HD were treated with EGCG, their control over their movements improved (Ehrnhoefer et al., 2006).
Until 2002, when Bush Administration lawyers asserted that waterboarding was a permissible interrogation technique for "enemy combatants," it was classified as a form of torture, and treated as a serious criminal offense.
