The phrase "a kind of established" is not correct as it stands and may need rephrasing for clarity in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been recognized or accepted in a certain context, but it typically requires additional context or modification to be grammatically correct.
Example: "The organization has become a kind of established authority in the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "a sort of recognized" or "a type of accepted".
The district had "a kind of established repose which is not of frequent occurrence in the other quarters of the long, shrill city," wrote Henry James, who grew up there, in his 1881 novel, "Washington Square".
As a kind of established clinical manifestations in TCM clinical, symptoms provide key information for the classification of the state of human disease and personalized herb treatment.
Anabaptists, spiritualists, and "free" church (nonstate) advocates tended to be missionary, even if this meant a kind of subversion of established Protestant churches, filled as these were in the radicals' eyes with unbelievers or inadequate believers.
You could dress like them and watch the same films as they watched and read the same books and that's what I always wanted to do – to kind of establish a lexicon, almost – and that can obviously drift into self-parody at some point".
What is at the heart of the matter is that rooftops allowed a peculiar distance from which a kind of strangeness is established with the city, and from which the city could be viewed, inhabited and ultimately represented and aestheticised.
Here the first stage in the procession has been reached and a kind of rank is established which corresponds to the traditional noûs of classical Neoplatonism.
Great programs create a kind of invisible drama, establishing narrative connections between pieces that may or may not be directly related.
It has embarked on a kind of "globalization strategy," establishing residences in Miami Viennaa; Lucerne, Switzerland; and in the future, New York, as part of the Lincoln Center Festival.
When instead of individual names or unique personal identification numbers there is only a kind of population registry, establishing a mortality follow-up of cross-sectional studies is nevertheless feasible, even decades after enrolment.
