The phrase "a type of meter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when categorizing or describing a specific kind of meter, often in contexts related to poetry, music, or measurement.
Example: "I learned that iambic pentameter is a type of meter commonly used in Shakespeare's plays."
Alternatives: "a kind of meter" or "a form of meter".
The term "elegy," which originally denoted a type of poetic meter (elegiac meter), commonly describes a poem of mourning.
Iambic pentameter is a type of poetic meter, meaning that it's a way of measuring out the rhythm of a line.
Meanwhile, there are other proposed regulations that are aimed at the way Uber works: There's the one requiring a limo driver to only respond to their dispatch company, and another that prohibits the use of any type of metering device (like a phone's GPS) for determining a ride's fare.
In order to solve the difficult conditions of soft rock, water-trickling and hard-maintain of main air-return roadway in Tarangaole Colliery, high pretensioned stress and intensive bolt-shotcrete support program was designed and mechanical property of shotcrete layer was specially monitored through utilizing a type of concrete stress meter with oscillating chord after the program was carried out.
(1) Due to rock pressure and support resistance, the interior of shotcrete layer will emerge diverse stresses in axial, radial and tangential directions within short time just after the concrete was sprayed, which can be monitored through utilizing a type of concrete stress meter with oscillating chord.
Turn on a computer and the device — a type of so-called smart meter — goes from 300 watts to 400 watts.
This type of meter is recognizable by a white plastic dome that collects light in a 180-degree pattern (the dome is an approximation of the shape of the human face).
Numbers on a meter are not decibels; they vary according to the type of meter.
Cason and Schön (2012) showed that French participants engaged in a phoneme monitoring task detected phonemes faster when they were produced in a syllable on the beat rather than off the beat, regardless of the type of meter (binary: weak strong, ternary: weak weak strong).
The expedition's remotely operated vehicle (ROV) captured footage of the hydromedusa, a type of tiny jellyfish, at 3,700 meters (12,139 feet) below.
