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The phrase "a high 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 excellence in a particular context.
Example: "Many believe that classical music is a high form of art that transcends time and culture."
Alternatives: "an elevated type of" or "a superior kind of".
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"A professional player," Piniella called him, a high form of praise from a clubhouse lifer.
True, mainland Chinese newspapers have adopted a high form of Putonghua, intelligible to the educated.
I think that the fact that they do try to tell the real story is a high form of patriotism.
To work for the UN is to engage in a high form of activity since it involves laboring for a good principle with bad equipment.
Their generation of tweets was a high form of the weird and the cutting edge, a mashup of prank and performance art.
It's a high form of multi-sensory storytelling, when done well, so much engages the reader that they return to the story over and over.
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It is a higher form of killing".
A higher form of life.
It's a higher form of science.
It would, he thought, provide "a higher form of killing".
It's a higher form of reconciliation," he argues.
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