The phrase "form of working" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to refer to a type of work arrangement, such as a job that is done from home or some other nontraditional setup. For example, "My current form of working gives me the flexibility to schedule my work around my family commitments."
Since Olton's description of spatial alternation, win-shift behavior as a form of working memory, spatial working memory tests have been widely used to test animal models of disorders that cause disruption to working memory in humans.
Detroit is also seeking additional loans in the form of working capital.
They now offer more flexible options in the form of working from home or part-time, job sharing, compressed hours and varied working patterns.
All the same, three-fifths still goes to the same cash-strapped SOEs as before, usually in the form of working capital.
For the design of both processes an equilibrium relationship between water activity, moisture content and temperature in a form of working desorption isotherm is needed.
Here, as the story begins, it takes the form of working secretly out of his home during summers as a runner for the neighborhood's book-loving, college-age drug dealer.
Traditionally, such exercises have generally taken the form of worked examples the students complete on their own, either as seat work or as homework assignments.
The fundamental distinction between teams and other forms of working groups turns on performance.
Post recession, employers – and in particular small businesses – are being smarter than ever at trying out alternative forms of working.
"[Fairness] is something that emerges with children's earliest forms of working and interacting with peers".
New business models in the sharing economy with more flexible forms of working are becoming more important.
