The phrase "a kind of inheritance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a concept or phenomenon that resembles or shares characteristics with inheritance, often in contexts like genetics, programming, or cultural practices.
Example: "In this programming language, classes can inherit properties from other classes, creating a kind of inheritance that promotes code reuse."
Alternatives: "a form of inheritance" or "a type of inheritance".
Still, I considered the sport a kind of inheritance, something that my American friends were merely borrowing.
According to requirements of system management software, a kind of inheritance modular concentric rings structure as the system management software development model is designed.
Conservatives like Edmund Burke "have always seen society as a kind of inheritance we receive and are responsible for; we have obligations toward those who came before and to those who will come after, and these obligations take priority over our rights".
Darwin himself accepted a kind of inheritance of acquired characters (Darwin 1959), due to the ignorance of Mendelian Heredity, that did not prevail until 50 years later in the scientific community.
I learned to combat the rancor in my heart by embracing my losses, accepting the tragedies of my life -- my lost homeland, my dead friends and relatives, my traumatized family, my broken heart -- as a kind of inheritance.
Those who fail to plan may find that any kind of inheritance is unlikely and also that a comfortable retirement is beyond reach". Schwartz says he believes it's more of a social issue than a money issue, that existing generations are familiar with their parent's experience of the Great Depression and save to the extreme, finding comfort in holding onto cash.
"This way, I can say that the amended constitution still does not lead to any kind of inheritance of power or perpetuation of rule," he said at a committee hearing this week.
A Different Kind of Inheritance: As soon as he saw the result, Dr. Palmon called to let the patient and his wife know, and he referred them to the Porphyria Clinic at Mount Sinai Hospital.
"A Different Kind of Inheritance". Scientific American 260 6): 60-73.
HSBC officials say the trend for working Americans is a new kind of inheritance planning.
It was "a secret history", says Mr Benson, "a kind of pedigree, an inheritance of sorts".
