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The phrase "a kind of language" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific type or category of language, whether it be a programming language, a dialect, or a form of communication.
Example: "Sign language is a kind of language that uses visual gestures to convey meaning."
Alternatives: "a type of language" or "a form of language".
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Religion has always been a kind of language to me: a vocabulary for the spiritual imagination.
Is a font a kind of language, a work of art or both?
Mathematics is, after all, a kind of language intimately involved with using numbers to order space.
Somehow it made visual sense of what we felt – it became a kind of language.
By Peter Hessler Among Chinese drivers, reflexive honking has evolved into a kind of language.
Even so, this is a kind of language, a providential self-criticism, that we no longer associate with this day.
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SDL, or Specification and Description Language, is a kind of programming language used to build system process.
Humans have a kind of second language that we're not conscious of, a signaling language.
Signs, like photographs, were to him specifically a form of poetry, and his photographs of isolated words or letters read as a kind of abstract language.
It acts as a kind of silent language.
Racism then defaults to a kind of commonsense language, a no-bullshit bypass of political correctness.
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a sort of language
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a bit of language
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a kind of speaking
a master of language
a kind of mouse
a kind of club
a set of language
a conception of language
a kind of zoo
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