The phrase "a form of undermining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or behavior that subtly weakens or damages someone's position or authority.
Example: "His constant criticism of her ideas was seen as a form of undermining her confidence in the project."
Alternatives: "a type of subversion" or "a method of eroding".
Mr. Kass has argued that unrestricted research into human cloning will transform "procreation into a form of manufacture," undermining its "dignity".
Solitary confinement is a form of torture that undermines identity and mental health.
Aigler argued that scholarships were a form of payment that undermined the concept of the unpaid student athlete.
"His words and actions amount to a form of intimidation that undermines liberty," House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis). said, describing Obama's announcement as "another reason" a Republican must win the White House and undo his actions.
Requiring PRs to change their behavior to fit into a research project, and excluding those who are unwilling or unable, is a form of domination that undermines the social justice and emancipatory goals of CBPR.
What's more, Mr. Westacott insists, gossip can be a form of political resistance to undermine entrenched systems of power and domination.
Although, according to Bede, Penda tolerated some Christian preaching in Mercia, it has been suggested that he perceived Bernician sponsorship of Christianity in Mercia and Middle Anglia as a form of "religious colonialism" that undermined his power, and that this may have provoked the war.
Similarly, failed LTP in the hippocampus of Irs2 null mice may also reflect a form of insulin resistance which undermines the proper activation of AKT and Fyn in the PSD.
But others say the rule is undemocratic, a form of political manipulation used to undermine the chances of minor candidates and those of the National Front.
Susan Brison argues that pornography is a form of group libel that may undermine the autonomy of the target group.
