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The phrase "a grave form of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a serious or severe type of something, often in a negative context.
Example: "The report highlighted a grave form of environmental degradation that could have lasting impacts on the ecosystem."
Alternatives: "a serious type of" or "a severe instance of".
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Sister Mary Jane Mitchell, 65, chose radical surgery and radiation for a grave form of brain cancer.
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The desecration of the holy book is regarded as a particularly grave form of blasphemy and can easily spark violent public reactions in Pakistan.
Hence, in comparison with most previous studies, we used a less grave form of misconduct (Pager 2003; Pager et al. 2009a; Pager et al. 2009b; Baert and Verhofstadt 2015).
In the protest marches that have become a regular feature of Argentine life in the last two months, the slogan repeated over and over again is, "Throw them all out!" While patronage jobs are merely "a venial sin of politics," Mr. Fraga said, "for ordinary people they are a mortal sin, the most grave form of corruption.
In just one manifestation of the grave disease, some AIDS patients develop a severe form of diarrhea, requiring that their bed linen be changed several times each day.
Heat stroke is a severe form of heat illness with potentially grave outcomes (Knowlton et al. 2009).
DNA double strand breaks (DSB) are the gravest form of DNA damage in eukaryotic cells.
Here, it's our intellectual property regime that contributes needlessly to the gravest form of inequality.
Unaccompanied children remain the most vulnerable, at risk of the gravest form of exploitation and trafficking.
An unpaid road tax usually results in retaliation by the tribal members – whether that's a broken window or graver forms of violence.
He added: "The remaining charges are well-established violations of the law of war and among the gravest forms of crime recognised by all civilised peoples.
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