The phrase "a potent form of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is a strong or effective version of a particular concept or substance.
Example: "Meditation is a potent form of stress relief that can improve mental health."
Alternatives: "a powerful type of" or "an effective method of".
It was a potent form of anti-Western defiance.
All the while, a potent form of sectarianism appears to be calcifying well beyond the Levant.
That kind of public accessibility is civic trust: and a potent form of power.
As educators, we also value research as a potent form of learning by doing.
And fashion, as we know, has become a potent form of mass entertainment.
We know that checking our e-mail every five minutes is a potent form of procrastination.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA--A potent form of an African bird virus has been killing blackbirds in Austria for 3 years, researchers reported here 1 March at the International Conference on Emerging Infectious Diseases.
It is easy to confuse Retin-A with retinol, a less potent form of their common base, retinoic acid, which is used in many over-the-counter wrinkle creams.
Retin-A, the drug known generically as retinoic acid or tretinoin, is derived from vitamin A. Retinol, a less potent form of Retin-A, also has some strong science to support its effectiveness.
PC Adrian Parsons, a Kent police drugs expert, said that the use of ketamine, a powerful horse tranquilliser, and a more potent form of ecstasy were on the rise, but cocaine "we see all over the place".
Those saved include people on Capitol Hill, who were exposed to a very potent form of anthrax when a tainted letter was opened in the office of Senator Tom Daschle, the Senate majority leader, and the postal employees who were treated aggressively after the first two died.
