The phrase "as a form for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something serves a particular purpose or function in a specific context.
Example: "The document was created as a form for collecting feedback from participants."
Alternatives: "as a means to" or "as a method for".
Too many on the left construe co-optation in terms of an iron law demonstrating the inadequacy of the party as a form for radical politics.
Jones's view that art can serve as a form for healing makes it too easy to reduce his work to a kind of moral tale, in which everything can be gauged as right or wrong.
Wax sculpture, the preparation of finished figures in beeswax by modelling or molding or the use of such figures as a form for casting metal or creating preliminary models.
Mural painting has its roots in the primeval instincts of people to decorate their surroundings and to use wall surfaces as a form for expressing ideas, emotions, and beliefs.
Ali Smith this evening won the literary award she described as "the thing closest to your heart if you work with the novel as a form" for her dual-narrative story How to Be Both, a book the judges of the Goldsmiths prize have said "pushes the novel into thrilling new shapes".
In general, the academic firm values engagement in diversified networks as a form for creating knowledge as well as benefitting from opportunities. 5.
We don't do it for entertainment, but as a form of enrichment for ourselves and our communities".
Vitalchek accepts credit cards as a form of payment for their services and for the application fees.
For instance, scientists have already developed transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS), as a form of therapy for psychiatric disorders.
He has often described his directorial approach as simply providing a form for the performance to fill.
As a form of socialisation for children, it strikes me as disastrous.
