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The phrase "a high class form of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is considered to be of superior quality or sophistication.
Example: "The restaurant offers a high class form of dining that attracts food enthusiasts from all over the city."
Alternatives: "a sophisticated type of" or "an upscale version of".
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That's just fine, but it's a high class form of gambling.
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"Some of us believe that the present system is approaching a high-class form of professional prostitution," he said.
Libeskind disliked the office routine, and thought that Meier's elegant, pristine buildings were a kind of high-class form of standardization.
This is intended as a high-class version of a traditional low art form - a designer Christmas tree rather than a gaudy vision laden with multicoloured baubles.
Shenyang is bulldozing its old industrial district to make way for a high-class residential area.But this form of pump-priming is unlikely to play as critical a role as it has in the "Go West" programme which the government launched four years ago in an as-yet-unsuccessful attempt to help the country's backward western provinces catch up with the prospering coast.
Their psychology is roughly that of a high-class sitcom.
Was this a high-class soup kitchen?
It was a high-class performance.
He graduated in a high school class of ten.
He graduated in a high school class of 20.
The need for risk rises as people get choosier," Cummings shares, as the mental image of a high school math class graph forms in my head.
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