"forms and ways" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe different options, techniques, or behaviors. For example, "There are many forms and ways to approach this problem."
I love exploring new forms and ways of performing.
For 35 years her novels have both created and shifted shape, often defining new forms and ways of telling that were vital at the time and which are still much in evidence today.
In this paper, the dimensionless mass flow correlations of adiabatic capillary tubes in the literature are reviewed and categorized by the function forms and ways to select dimensionless parameters.
Students will participate in a Chocolate Heads collaborative making process which will include observing peripatetic crowds,, sharing our individual and collective expressive expertise in movement, music and art while also integrating and learning art forms and ways of thinking from other members of the class.
As we head toward a way of life organized around the diversity of screens — I'm looking over my laptop at the television, while my iPod charges on the desk until I take it with me to my next screening, where I'll be sure to shut off my cellphone — there will be at least an equal diversity of art forms and ways of appreciating them, alone or in groups.
This family may be achieving a high level of use because it generates forms and ways to facilitate interpretation of information, as argued by Porter [46].
It might be connected with their content, form and ways of transmission or ultimately their inadequate adaptation to a specific group of receivers.
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The London fringe in the early 1970s was a place of many possibilities for new writers, new forms and new ways of looking at the world.
In this review, we discuss the role of secondary meristems in the adaptation of plant growth forms, and the ways in which they integrate environmental input.
