The phrase "a parallel form of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing similarities or comparable structures in different contexts, such as language, mathematics, or concepts.
Example: "In literature, the author employs a parallel form of narrative to enhance the story's depth."
Alternatives: "a similar structure of" or "an analogous form of".
And I can't pass up what is starting to feel like a parallel form of motherhood: the experience of raising a Web site that I'll soon feel guilty about neglecting.
And his projection of a parallel form of bad faith onto Turnbull was accompanied by remarks that may provide fodder for opponents of the executive order when it appears before the Supreme Court, this fall.
In addition, persons with different latent traits will preserve the same difference among their scores, if they answered a parallel form of the test.
As women organize amongst themselves to fight the threats against their freedom, is the fashion industry trying to provide a parallel form of organization?
This was a time when the glamour of pictures was still very fresh to me, when artists and their work presented a parallel form of archetypes, so if Polanski, just like Goddard, Kubrick and Scorsese was a Master, Emanuelle was in all of her right his Muse and together they formed the ideal power couple of that time.
The scale incorporates age-specific questions and is also available in a parallel form for children from the age of five years onwards.
Johannes Caterus, for instance, objected to Descartes that by a precisely parallel form of reasoning we could prove the real existence of the object of an idea of an existent lion (AT 7.99).
Before starting the next block the participants had a second pause (20 minutes) (VI) designed to distract the participants by means of a silent cartoon before the next parallel form of the memory test was presented.
Avoid administrative costs by co-financing with a larger groups: Parallel forms of programming could be used more.
To assess short-term learning and long-term retrieval, three parallel forms of the VLMT test (Verbaler Lern- und Merkfähigkeitstest, i.e. verbal learning test, form A, C and D) were presented in randomized order across subjects and groups.
They fill many viewers, regardless of their party affiliation, with opposite but parallel forms of dread: inevitability, or the illusion of it, breeds complacency on one side, and defeatism on the other.
