The phrase "another form of telling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different methods or styles of communication or storytelling.
Example: "In literature, symbolism can be seen as another form of telling a story beyond just the literal narrative."
Alternatives: "an alternative way of expressing" or "a different method of conveying".
By the 1980's science was being described in college lecture halls as just another form of story telling, albeit one which differed from the older orally transmitted variety (which also had the laudable evolutionary objective of preserving desired norms of behavior) by virtue of its adherence to a strict written code, complete with priesthood charged with verifying what was and what was not "true".
However, do not punish them for a high pitched growl; this is another form of them telling you they want to play.
As one of the great exponents of vocalese, and having set many great solos to words, Jon Hendricks literalizes the idea that improvising is a form of telling stories.
It is still story telling, but it is closer to the personal form of telling a child a story, building to a climax rather that giving it all away in the intro.
There was a basic triangle: Larry Jefff, his manager, who helps get him into trouble (usually in the form of telling lies and keeping secrets, Larry being spectacularly bad at the latter); and Cheryl, his wife, who calls him to account.
Pitted against him are a bitterly cold GP and a deputy headmaster crippled by irreconcilable ambivalence towards his son, an unnervingly self-possessed adolescent whose subversion takes the unusual but highly effective form of telling the truth.
Fortunately, one has come along in the form of Tell Me Something I Don't Know, a collaboration between Stephen J Dubner and the New York Times (iTunes).
The most heavenly looking element is the face, a rotating black sphere that charts the paths of the stars, one of the oldest forms of telling time.
Then I found out that it is one of the oldest forms of telling a story -- it was the structure of a sermon.
In a large part, the symbolization and feedback essential to the development of such social networks depends on keeping track of relatedness and kinship through forms of telling, such as performing and representation, storytelling, singing, dancing, painting, building, and weaving [67], [68].
