The phrase "a type of ideological" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when categorizing or describing a specific kind of ideology or belief system.
Example: "The movement is recognized as a type of ideological framework that influences political thought."
Alternatives: "a form of ideology" or "a category of ideological belief".
Despite this segregation, we found that politically left- and right-leaning individuals engage in interaction across the partisan divide using mentions, a behavior strongly correlated with a type of cross-ideological provocation we term 'content injection.'.
Less obvious, though, is another type of ideological aggression, a prime example of which was provided unwittingly by the occasionally erudite New York Times columnist David Brooks.
Democrats could resist the type of ideological fury that tilted Republicans sharply right in 2016 by rejecting a sharp move to the left next year.
The type of ideological purity Mr Ryan displays never results in good public policy.Moreover, Mr Ryan's own budget ideas are not clear and are so impractical that they obscure rather than illuminate the issues.
The apparent defeat of al-Qaida in Iraq, if it is followed up with unrelenting pressure, may trigger the same type of ideological chain reaction that doomed the Soviet Union by undermining the self confidence of the terrorists and the coherence of their alternative world.
They are peep shows of morbid curiosity at best, and magnets for the most pompous type of ideological grandstanding at worst.
We find that although greater participation is associated with stronger legislation, there is no clear relationship between the use and type of ideological arguments and eventual outcomes.
West of Suez (1971) revealed a measure of sympathy for a type of British colonizer whose day has waned and antipathy for his ideological opponents, who are made to appear confused and neurotic.
