The phrase "all varied forms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to different types or variations of something, emphasizing diversity or multiplicity.
Example: "The artist explored all varied forms of expression in her latest exhibition, showcasing everything from painting to sculpture."
Alternatives: "all diverse types" or "all different kinds".
Lahore, from before the time of Akbar the Great (Mughal Emperor), held a passionate position in the world, giving birth to poetic justice in all varied forms.
Simply put, The Night Of was television, but in our effort to big-up roles in accordance to what the industry deems as "representation," we can't lose sight of the fact that South Asians, like any POC, are as much like everyone else and come in all varied forms.
The genus comprises all the varied forms of fleshy-fruited peppers, including the mild bell peppers that are used as a vegetable and the hot peppers, such as habanero and tabasco, that are used as relishes, pickled, or ground into a fine powder for use as a spice.
Our family loves to surf, in all its varied forms.
To get to grips with the national drink in all its varied forms, try a degustation.
In other Canadian fiction, family relations, in all their varied forms of loyalty, confusion, and betrayal, were often the focus.
Meaning comes from paying attention to the life that surrounds us, life in all its varied forms.
The growth sectors would be education in all its varied forms, health care, the arts and entertainment, leisure, travel, and sports.
The Syrian opposition — in all its varied forms — has long asked that Barack Obama contribute more to its fight against President Bashar al-Assad than reprimands and non-lethal aid.
By Rania Abouzeid June 14, 2013 The Syrian opposition in all its varied forms—has long asked that Barack Obama contribute more to its fight against President Bashar al-Assad than reprimands and non-lethal aid.
And Centrist Product Placement The press material for the Showtime television series "Queer as Folk," which has its premiere in December, describes it as "an unapologetic celebration of life in all its varied forms".
