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The phrase "a type of improvised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is a specific category or form of improvisation, often in artistic or performance contexts.
Example: "The performance was a type of improvised theater that captivated the audience with its spontaneity."
Alternatives: "a form of improvised" or "a kind of improvised".
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It became a featured instrument in rebetika, a type of improvised early 20th-century music associated with the Greek underworld.
Mugham is a type of improvised singing or playing whose variations, or modes, are defined partly by the emotional states they evoke.
Popular drama includes shadow plays, performed by puppets reflected on a linen screen, and the orta oyunu, a type of improvised comedy.
The child's drawing actually depicted his father cutting a cucumber with a knife, his mother says, but staff misheard his explanation and thought it referred to a type of improvised explosive device.
For those lucky enough not to know what barrel bombs are, they are a type of improvised explosive device, usually made from barrel-shaped containers, that are packed with explosives and then rolled out of helicopters.
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The beginning of the 17th century saw the introduction of the thorough bass, or basso continuo, a type of harmonic accompaniment improvised at the harpsichord or organ and based on chords that the composer indicated by figures.
Others no lists might include off-limits body parts, actions, or types of improvised dirty talk, he says.
A type of currency.
Choose a type of.
Or, if you prefer, it follows a pair of vandals through a day of improvised criminality.
It sounded like a rush of improvised form.
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