The phrase "a kind of thread" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a particular type or category of thread, often in a metaphorical or literal context.
Example: "In the world of textiles, silk is a kind of thread that is highly valued for its softness and sheen."
Alternatives: "a type of thread" or "a sort of thread".
One of the players rather abashedly suggested in his introductory comments that there might be a kind of a thread running through the program, a thread of rhythmic energy traveling from the Islamic world through Moorish Iberia to Brazil.
If we then sort the group chronologically, it becomes a kind of narrative thread.
Mr. Fleiss noted that the show had developed a kind of "ongoing thread" beginning with "Bachelor" 11, when a bar owner, Brad Womack, violated the rules by winnowing the field to the final two contestants ("F2" in fan parlance) — and then rejecting both.
Hanson has been a band for years - we have a lot of songs to pull from and it's a different dynamic - a common kind of thread.
In this paper, a kind of gas-tight threads was designed and manufactured based on the round threads according to the API Spec 5B standard.
Choose a suitable fabric: The best kind of thread to use is a cotton/polyester blend for clothing.
I excused myself, apologized profusely in a calm and respectful tone, all desperately trying to keep some kind of thread of a safety net of civility, both for him and for me.
What emerges is a kind of dynamic blueprint that threads through the band's history, regardless of the period (touring, studio, early, splintering, the end) and almost in spite of the differences in song writing and production.
Great economic benefit will be made if a kind of low-cost gas-tight thread can be developed on the basis of API round thread with a relatively lowest cost to replace the existing premium thread.
It shows him lavishly attired, wearing a gold-colored tunic embroidered with gold thread, a kind of Oriental sash and a large, soft black beret.
