The phrase "also the forms of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or variations of something, often in a comparative or inclusive context.
Example: "The study examined not only the functions of the software but also the forms of user interaction it supports."
Alternatives: "as well as the types of" or "in addition to the variations of".
but also the forms of political resistance that were produced, in a contradictory way, within the Brazilian state.
The forms of that witness and worship were also the forms of the narratives in the Gospel accounts.
Genocides, massacres, epidemics, tragic forced contacts... but also the forms of political resistance that were produced, in a contradictory way, within the Brazilian state.
Tradition, however, includes all areas of life of the Christian community and its piety, not just the teachings but also the forms of worship service, bodily gestures of prayer and the liturgy, oral and written tradition and the characteristic process of transition of the oral into written tradition, a new church tradition of rules for eating and fasting, and other aspects of the Christian life.
For the rest of the 1970s, resistance to the regime grew, assuming also the forms of student groups, clandestine newspapers and publishers, importing books and newspapers, and even a "Flying University".
Also the forms of wife beating differed by education level, a finding not reported from previous studies, but one that seems likely.
It's also the form of critique that is generally overlooked in the philosophy faculties of universities.
Apparently Osiris stands for the demiurge of the Timaeus and also the Form of the Good of the Republic (cf. De an. procr.
Also, the form of the comic book -- it's an individual story, so it cuts away the narrative of statistics and it breaks it right down.
Also, the form of arsenic and the metabolism in the body may be influential.
But many of these new poems also adopt the forms of myth, ballad and fable.
