The phrase "all forms of fraud" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or categories of fraudulent activities.
Example: "The organization is committed to combating all forms of fraud to protect its members and resources."
Alternatives: "every type of fraud" or "all kinds of fraud".
Of all forms of passport fraud, this is one of the most frightening.
Led in this fight by the remarkable Attorney General of New York Eric Schneiderman, who fought and scrapped for the right thing every step of the way, we appear to have won a big initial victory in this fight: Eric will be co-chairing a new inter-agency task force to investigate all forms of financial fraud.
I believe we can trust him to stop all of the forms of fraud and to begin the process of stopping and then reversing the centuries of depredation against America the Beautiful and its generations of impoverished, blue collar, and lower middle-class citizens who have been betrayed by a form of capitalism completely lacking in ethics and integrity.
"Insider trading is a form of fraud, and you have to have some fraudulent intent.
In British law, "passing off" is a form of fraud; this was a declaration of war.
"The Telegraph's recent coverage of HSBC amounts to a form of fraud on its readers," he said.
Oborne said the Telegraph's coverage of HSBC, by putting the interests of a major international bank above its duty to report the news, was a "form of fraud on its readers".
It is misleading, a form of fraud, and it would be good to see much stiffer penalites and legal liabilities for people who involve themselves in this," she said.
Bruce Schneier, the chief security technology officer of the BT Group in London, on spear phishing, a form of fraud that comes with messages that appear to be from co-workers, friends and family members, customized to trick you into letting your guard down online.
