The phrase "a violent form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type or manifestation of violence in various contexts, such as literature, art, or behavior.
Example: "The artist's latest work explores a violent form of expression that challenges societal norms."
Alternatives: "an aggressive manifestation" or "a brutal expression".
Rap had now been coded by both friends and enemies as a violent form inspired by violence, a view which these three pacifists had unwittingly helped install.
Men are more likely than women, it seems, to react against British policy in the Middle East by embracing a violent form of Islam.Many converts praise the recent mini-industry that has sprung up to help them adapt.
In 1900 antiforeign feeling took a violent form when an English mission church in Taiyuan was burned by the Yihetuan (a secret society that came to be known as the "Boxers"), and foreigners and Chinese Christian converts were killed.
The league, formed in 1968 by a Brooklyn-based lawyer called Rabbi Meir Kahane, devoted itself to a violent form of anti-Arab Jewish nationalism, and advocated Jews defending themselves "by any means necessary".
Vast parts of the Afghan south and a large region in western Pakistan are still under de facto control of Taliban militants who enforce a violent form of sharia law.
Black Bloc is a violent form of protest and vandalism that emerged in the 1980s in West Germany and helped shut down the 1999 World Trade Summit in Seattle.
By the 1950s the marginalization of African Americans, often taking an extremely violent form, had spurred a social movement of epic proportions.
A more violent form of Fascism than his was needed.
In all his postures, he comes off as the innocent — but one possessed by a particularly violent form of innocence.
It's a pugilistic, violent form of attachment that I don't particularly like, and people who live in Africa have been at the point of it.
Many Iranian officials believe the west has fabricated a distorted, violent form of Islam to frighten the global public and justify its regional interventions.
