The phrase "a type of stick" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific category or kind of stick, such as in discussions about tools, sports equipment, or natural objects.
Example: "A walking cane is a type of stick that provides support for individuals with mobility issues."
Alternatives: "a kind of stick" or "a category of stick".
They precisely depict familiar territory which somehow results in a type of strangeness that sticks with you even after you've stopped looking.
Wood putty was used to eliminate any marks left by the nails that were polish by sandpaper after the wood putty was set; plane smooth sunmica (a type of smooth plywood) was stuck on the plywood surface with sticky materials (Fevicol, Pidilite, Mumbai, India).
She added that a type of Islam that did not stick to the constitution or accept equal rights for women had no place in the country.
Not, of course, for salmon: this was the coarsest of coarse fishing, for minnow-sized awshaj - I think a type of barbel - with a stick for a rod and a grain of maize for bait.
An index fund is a type of mutual fund that just sticks your money in a shit-ton of publicly traded companies that are part of a stock market index, like the S&P 500, and leaves it there for ages.
Identify what type of stick you're looking for.
Its chief executive, Paul Farmer, said: "To get the most from outdoor activities it's important to find a type of exercise you love and can stick at.
You need to use a type of paint that other paint will stick to, making matte paint a far better choice than glossy paint.
Mr. Bernanke said he was aware that some governments with low credit ratings were completely shut out of the short-term financial markets, while others were stuck with a type of derivative called interest-rate swaps that no longer made sense for them.
If you're in a band or about to be, ask your instructor, director, or section leader if there is a certain size or type of sticks you should have to be consistent with others in your group.
