The phrase "abolish all forms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the elimination of various types or categories of something, often in a political or social context.
Example: "The movement aims to abolish all forms of discrimination in society."
Alternatives: "eliminate every type" or "eradicate all varieties".
Why? Was I suggesting that we should abolish all forms of centralised authority?
For man holds in his mortal hands the power to abolish all forms of human poverty and all forms of human life.
Indeed, there are some politicians who – as followers of the economist Friedrich Hayek – would abolish all forms of state supervision or control, and a few who would abolish all taxation.
Four years later, activists issued the Damascus Declaration for Democratic National Change, which called on Assad to hold free parliamentary elections, "launch public freedoms," and "abolish all forms of exclusion in public life".
Extremely tight budgetary obligations were instituted that would tie the hands of any future governments; obligations to implement a free-trade policy and abolish all forms of tariff protection in keeping with neo-liberal free trade fundamentals were accepted.
Four years later, activists issued the Damascus Declaration for Democratic National Change, which called on Assad to hold free parliamentary elections, "launch public freedoms," and "abolish all forms of exclusion in public life". Instead, he imprisoned the document's leading signatories.
Government should abolish all form of child prostitution and make brothels illegal.
The photographer also took a series of portraits of the Badjao in Malaysia, a peoples who have abolished all forms of hierarchy and advocate an egalitarian and libertarian civilisation.
FIFA recognises its responsibility to lead the way in abolishing all forms of discrimination in our game, but also to make the most of the influence football has beyond the pitch, thereby contributing to the fight against this scourge of society.
Deletion of SET2 abolishes all forms of H3 K36 methylation.
As a result, the government abolished all forms of fees in all public health units on 1st March 2001, with hospitals allowed to operate a paying window for those who could afford to pay.
