The phrase "a form of world" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing different types or representations of worlds, such as in literature or philosophy, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "In her novel, the author creates a form of world that challenges the reader's perception of reality."
Alternatives: "a type of world" or "a version of the world".
What the Bush doctrine calls for — paradoxically, given its proponents — is a form of world government.
It says that children will be taught that capitalism is "a form of world domination" associated with imperialism.
The French foreign minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault, said: "The reality is that behind the appearance of consensus … a form of world disorder took hold.
In fact, the entire emergency conference of European leaders, held to hammer out a common position on Iraq, was saturated with a commitment to what may be viewed as a form of world government, the supervision of countries by an international civil service bureaucracy whose headquarters is the United Nations.
"It shows the English language novel to be a form of world literature," he added.
Moreover, science as a form of world-disclosure is profoundly historical, expressing and reflecting the zeitgeist of an epoch, co-evolving with technological developments and contributing to a particular style of thinking.
Perhaps we are detecting a form of world-weary jadedness in longer-standing staff, and more accommodating receptivity for IPC exhibited by newer, possibly younger recruits.
They do not impose their ideology on the faithful, but suggest that vaccination constitutes "a form of man's management of the world".
The Haitian Revolution is arguably the spiritual genesis of Afrofuturism as a form of real-world rebellion.
The website is a form of art-world social network, consisting of a series of posts showing works from the show and other related content embedded with interactive abilities.
That negotiation is going to be the biggest test of world leaders' ability to turn good intentions into hard reality, and almost create a unprecedented form of world governance.
