The phrase "a regulated form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific version or format of something that is controlled or governed by rules or standards.
Example: "The document must be submitted in a regulated form to ensure compliance with industry standards."
Alternatives: "an approved format" or "a standardized version".
Buses are the largest road carrier, responsible for roughly one-third of the daily public-transport trips excluding those by taxi, followed by the combined minibus and maxicab (a regulated form of minibus) service.
In the meantime, trade deals have become less about trade barriers and more about corporate wish-lists and the use of back-door trade provisions to dismantle a regulated form of capitalism.
Necroptosis was first observed in L929 murine fibrosarcoma cells as a regulated form of cell death.
Apoptosis is a regulated form of cell death that is important for normal development and tissue homeostasis.
Therefore, we utilized a regulated form of FOXO1 to profile FOXO1-dependent changes in miRNA expression in human cells.
It seems likely that release of hidden variation, both genetic and phenotypic, is a regulated form of stress response.
Down the hall from Fache's studio hangs the work of Marco Beria, a Venezuelan visual artist who shares Fache's propensity for color in a more regulated form.
Saharawis overwhelmingly practice a moderate, regulated form of Islam and reject the misogynist radicalism of the jihadist groups that are multiplying in the Sahel.
Whereas vlogging was previously seen as a less regulated form of advertising, high-profile cases such as Oreo having its wrists publicly slapped for not being transparent about its commercial relationships with vloggers has brought the medium to the full attention of the Advertising Standards Authority ASAAdvertising Standards Authority ASA
As is well known, cells can die by both necrosis and by a more regulated form, apoptosis.
In condition of caspase inhibition, RIPK1 kinase activity can additionally drive a caspase-independent regulated form of necrosis known as necroptosis.
