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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as one type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific category or classification within a broader context.
Example: "The species can be classified as one type of mammal that exhibits unique characteristics."
Alternatives: "as a category" or "as a kind".
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We need to include the effect of tests on students, institutions, and society as one type of validity evidence.
As one type of such weather conditions, aircraft icing considerably has negative effects on the aircraft flight performance.
In this paper, n-type perovskite oxides are reviewed as one type of promising thermoelectric ceramic.
Self-help organisations (SHOs), as one type of 'health consumer and patient organisation', often take over this role.
Using four basic principles of service science, we systematically explore value-proposition design as one type of business model innovation.
Supercapacitors, as one type of significant power source and energy storage unit, have attracted more and more attention.
Considering the principles of Watson Crick base pairing and the initial motif position, some motifs were identified as one type of SSR locus.
Stimulated Brillouin scattering (SBS), as one type of third-order nonlinear optics effect, is extensively exploited and rapidly developed in the field of lasers and optoelectronics.
As one type of the lateral confinement, the inertia-induced body force, is also studied and compared with previous numerical results.
Yard crane (YC), as one type of handling equipment, plays an important role in the service efficiency and energy-saving of container terminals.
While indignant reading re-enters the academy as one type of feminist criticism, which emphasizes the ethical at the expense of the affective, indignation in its most emotional form has become a primary mode of expression for fan communities.
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