The phrase "a kind of entity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type or category of something, particularly in discussions about philosophy, science, or abstract concepts.
Example: "In the realm of metaphysics, a kind of entity can refer to various forms of existence, such as physical objects or abstract ideas."
Alternatives: "a type of being" or "a sort of entity".
They become a kind of entity – the "Walkers".
It portrays capitalism as though it were a kind of entity with a will of its own, whose only desire is to maximise profit.
One concern some people have when talking about relationships with social robots is that the robots are pretending to be a kind of entity that they are no namely, an entity that can reciprocally engage in emotional experiences with us.
Both Diversified Financial and AVM shifted residuals to a United States limited liability company, a kind of entity whose taxes are paid by its owners not by the company itself.
What-it-is, then, here designates a kind of predication, not a kind of entity.
Problem 1. Conceptualist theories of a kind of entity, the Fs, etc. conceive of the Fs as in some way dependent on the mind.
A philosopher can be said to "accept a kind of entities" when he introduces a linguistic framework that, first, introduces a general term satisfied by all and only entities of that kind and, second, introduces variables to range over all and only those entities (see Carnap 1950: 213).
"Mailer describes the Earth as a kind of bleeding entity, that runs together simultaneously with this description of a dying body.
"This was not a kind of corporate entity that I was prepared to lose, and the county could afford to lose, because this is an international brand that is irreplaceable in terms of what it does for jobs, and for the reputation and the prestige of the county," he said in an interview.
Basically, this is a kind of named entity recognition (NER) tasks in natural language processing area.
One might think our confused representation of space represents space as a kind of independent entity, and not as a relational order, since for Leibniz, the ordinary conception is mistaken in its portrayal of space as a kind of quasi-entity.
