The phrase "a natural type of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a category or classification that occurs naturally or is inherent in a particular context.
Example: "The rainforest is home to a natural type of biodiversity that is crucial for the planet's health."
Alternatives: "an inherent kind of" or "a native form of".
"He's obviously a natural type of commander," Steele told me.
In each of the earlier cases, the dominant group maintained that there was a "natural" type of sexual behavior.
As you might imagine, the Xbox One Skype application allows users to participate in group video chats with their fellow users using the Kinect camera — so there are opportunities for a natural type of ongoing conversation, one that won't require you to chat for 30 minutes and then disconnect.
The current report provides the first experimental demonstration of oral transmission of a flavivirus using methods that approximate a natural type of exposure in mammals.
The preferred sequences of these light-evoked stepping patterns were similar to those initiated spontaneously (n = 4 mice) in that the LF-RH-RF-LH (16%) and RF-LH-LF-RH (25%) sequences were also the most frequent ones during self-initiated locomotion, suggesting that the optogenetic stimulation induced a natural type of motor behavior.
Wear a natural type of makeup.
The strongest synthetic promoter was used in a proof-of-principle approach to achieve the overexpression of a natural type III polyketide synthase.
Hence, studying sleep in this context allows pushing further the limits and extents of nonconscious processes and establishing the properties of a broader and more natural type of cognitive unconscious.
He had got caught up in prison-gang hierarchies, was a natural leader type of personality, and thought he'd "do very well there".
Since holes can hardly be generated in the a-IGZO channel under negative gate bias because of a natural n-type semiconductor of a-IGZO [32], the programmed device can only be electrically erased by removal of electrons from the charge storage medium.
A hogla (a type of natural fibre) picnic basket from Bangladesh (above), acacia plates from the Philippines and Bolivian wine glasses made from recycled glass all deserve house room.
