The phrase "a type of corruption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when categorizing or describing a specific form or instance of corruption in various contexts, such as politics, business, or ethics.
Example: "Bribery is a type of corruption that undermines trust in public institutions."
Alternatives: "a form of corruption" or "a kind of corruption".
In some respects it's a type of corruption - they've corrupted the family, they've corrupted the boy" - Reggina president Lillo Foti seconds Palermo head honcho Maurizio Zamparini's claim that English clubs who poach Italian teenagers are "like pirates" (although he may have meant "arrrrrrr" like pirates - our Italian's not that good).
"This is a type of corruption that we have seen many times," Mr. Sungsidh said.
When we asked respondents about the main forms of corruption they were aware of in health services, the majority (71% in the SM district, 64% in the NGO district) were not able or not willing to specify a type of corruption they were aware of.
Requantization can be regarded as a type of noise corruption [44]; therefore, DWT-AMM is also subject to performance degradation.
It is a type of mild corruption that takes place in a highly privileged atmosphere, where restraints are loosened and excuses made....McCain gives some hint in his memoirs about where he stood in the hierarchy among carrier flyers.
"Every methodology you could possibly use to measure urban corruption has its limitations, and is likely to reveal a certain type of corruption that is pertinent to some corrupt cities but largely unimportant in others," adds Timilsina.
That said, the Court's understanding of corruption is very narrow, Roberts explained, echoing a view expressed by Justice Anthony Kennedy in McConnell v. F.E.C., in 2003: "Congress may target only a specific type of corruption — 'quid pro quo' corruption".
As he wrote in McCutcheon, "It is not an acceptable governmental objective to 'level the playing field,' or to 'level electoral opportunities,' or to 'equalize the financial resources of candidates.'" Rather, Roberts wrote, "Congress may target only a specific type of corruption — 'quid pro quo' corruption".
The convention itself is an excellent, far-reaching document that covers all types of corruption, from bribery to embezzlement to money laundering.
"Moreover, while preventing corruption or its appearance is a legitimate objective, Congress may target only a specific type of corruption-- quid pro quo" corruption-- quidending large sums of money in corruption-- quidlections, but not in connection with an effort to control the exercise of an officeholder's official duties, does not give rise to such quid pro quo corruption....
After all, their boy Trump rode to power on a promise of draining the swamp of exactly the type of corruption Mueller's investigation is uncovering.
