The phrase "all kinds of forms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a variety of different types or categories of forms, often in contexts discussing options, applications, or documents.
Example: "The workshop will cover all kinds of forms that you might encounter in the application process."
Alternatives: "a variety of forms" or "various types of forms".
"We have Jesus falling apart in all kinds of forms.
In fact, Dashlane can fill in all kinds of forms automatically: phone numbers, job titles, tax numbers and so on.
His point was that, because computing technology is becoming smaller and more powerful, computers can be built in all kinds of forms.
Situations vary, but a collective determination to interrupt work or school, to blockade an institution or a university, to withhold payment of rents and debts, can take all kinds of forms in all kinds of places.
Barack Obama was going to open things up, and he did tinker with the rules regarding travel, but now they say that when you try to follow these rules, you get caught up in all kinds of forms and tape.
But as companies continue to gather more electronic documents in all kinds of forms (and formats), those traditional techniques don't work anymore.
[Laughs] There could be all kind of forms of dress at the board meeting.
(ii) Function of attendance: the system can record the attendance information of every miner and calculate the statistical information of all miners, and it can establish all kinds of report forms such as forms of working time, forms of monthly attendance, forms of overtime work, and forms of absence.
During the murrhine technique, these cross sections are stretched, compressed, melted or blurred, changing with the shape of the vessel while conjuring all kinds of exquisite forms.
1.07pm @interace We fund all kinds of art forms and we're not ashamed of it.
And it's going to take all kinds of different forms.
