The phrase "all forms of trial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types or methods of testing, experimentation, or legal proceedings.
Example: "The research study examined all forms of trial to determine the most effective treatment options."
Alternatives: "all types of trial" or "all varieties of trial".
Given the propensity of local lawyers and judges to avoid all forms of pre-trial discovery, the Philippine legal system is weighted -- rightly or wrongly -- towards court-enforced fishing expeditions, or the gathering of evidence during the trial and as the trial unfolds.
In his appeal for donations, RWB's secretary-general, Christophe Deloire, writes: In Eritrea, political prisoners are being detained and tortured, sometimes in steel shipping containers without any form of trial, simply because they expressed their opinion.
The campaign to take out Alwaki has been criticised by some as a worrying development where the US government can undertake to kill a US citizen without any form of trial.
First, the Court rejected the argument that "arbitration is merely a form of trial to be used in lieu of a trial at law". 346 U.S., at 433, 74 S.Ct., at 186.
This is where so-called high value detainees are being held - men like Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged mastermind of the 11 September attacks who is going through the long slow process of a military commission - a form of trial.
EC methods use "populations" of candidate solutions that are recombined, mutated and reproduce using a form of trial and error that attempts to optimally maximize (or minimize) a global fitness (or cost) function.
This study describes how the South African participants appeared to take on a form of "trial citizenship".
In both cases, our results exhibit good accuracy compared with previous values using different methods and different forms of trial wave functions.
To be fair, I didn't know what MMA was, only some type of fighting - but I knew that some forms of trial by ordeals involved physical tests (such as trial by fire, where the accused was to walk across boiling hot rocks. If their feet healed, they were innocent; if their feet didn't heal, they were guilty).
12 Although CSRs may trump other forms of trial reporting in the public domain (such as conference abstracts or journal publications), serious limitations remain.
