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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a form of trip" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type or category of travel experience.
Example: "Camping in the mountains is a form of trip that allows you to connect with nature."
Alternatives: "a type of journey" or "a kind of travel".
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Some rental car companies have installed a form of trip monitors to detect speeding and other forms of unsafe operation.
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Very basically: The first instances of the diversification of spider silk came about in the form of trip lines that were used to alert the spider that a predator was present, eventually leading to sheet webs that doubled as predator and prey detectors.
— and they described their trips as a form of homage or pilgrimage.
Generally, the studies from transportation-related planning field has mainly focused on utilitarian walking (e.g. [13, 14, 15]) and the studies from public health field has increasingly concentrated on recreational walking and walking trips as a form of physical activity (e.g. [16, 17]).
Senior nobles or kings would travel to Rome, which was a popular destination from the 7th century onwards; sometimes these trips were a form of convenient political exile.
In cash, in kind (e.g. candies, jewellery), or in a form of services (e.g. dinners, trips, and sponsorship)?
The trip started with a form of hell called the international terminal of LAX.
In theory, the free trips you earn for yourself by taking business trips should be treated as taxable income (they are a form of commercial bribery).
A form of connecting.
a form of osteomyelitis.
Often, this took the form of trips organized by Dario Endara, the boyish cruise director, who sent people snorkeling, sea-kayaking and on helicopter flybys of Montserrat, the island ravaged by volcanic eruptions in the 1990s.
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