The phrase "a speech form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific type or style of speech, often in discussions about linguistics, communication, or public speaking.
Example: "In her presentation, she utilized a speech form that was both engaging and informative, capturing the audience's attention."
Alternatives: "a mode of speech" or "a style of speaking".
While Boa Sr.'s passing marked the loss of another speech form, a comprehensive archive of digitized audio, visual and textual documents is now available for future generations.
We draw the conclusion that spontaneous gestures and speech form a single communication system where the suprasegmental aspects of spoken language are mapped to the motor-programs responsible for the production of both speech sounds and hand gestures.
Trump informed Oz that he doesn't "get much with the colds," and considers waving his arms while giving a speech a form of exercise: OZ: How do you stay healthy on the campaign trail?
Sato, M. et al. Multistable representation of speech forms: a functional MRI study of verbal transformations.
Between these two extremes there is a continuous scale of speech forms; in cities these forms are often close to the standard language and are called Colloquial German (Umgangssprache).
The component was subsequently renamed the 'phonological loop' to reflect the fact that the material is encoded in a speech-based form.
First, a distinction is made between speech forms considered to be correct or standard (referred to as śabda) and those that are considered incorrect or nonstandard (apaśabda).
This was despite Greer saying earlier in the interview that she would "with someone who wished to be known as female, use female speech forms as a courtesy".
Their language, a Brythonic branch of Celtic speech, formed the basis of modern Welsh, while their heroic poetry, dating from the 6th century ce, became the basis of one of the oldest literary traditions of Europe.
