The phrase "forms of bonding" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the different ways in which individuals or groups connect and form relationships with each other. Example: "There are various forms of bonding that can occur between siblings, such as shared experiences, mutual support, and emotional closeness."
Those forms of bonding influence the structure of hydrous melts in different ways and, therefore, their properties.
And as new ways of staying connected, entertained and virtually 'social' grow and become mainstream, one has to wonder how these new forms of bonding will adulterate the one we cannot imitate.
We aimed to determine whether two forms of bonding and bridging social capital - in this study referred to as "neighbourhood social capital" and "general social trust" - were related to poor health among adolescents.
Second, teasing is often a form of bonding.
"Some dads take their boys fishing or to the ballgame or to a movie like this one, but the McClanes prefer a more primal form of bonding — killing miscreants," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times in February.
"They don't have the choice of whether or not they have a zero-hours contract, that's what they are given by the employer, and that's unacceptable and it's a form of bonded labour.
Abe Osheroff says their refusal to cooperate was a form of bonding, and adds, apparently without irony: "They became loyal comrades in the deepest sense of the word".
These days, elected officials, especially the men, seem more open about discussing their fight against fat, which has become a form of bonding and competition.
He was a pioneer in the process of sintering, a form of bonding that uses temperatures below the melting point and is the most critical process in modern ceramics manufacturing.
I say parents, women in particular, need to stop and think doubly hard before using beauty as the primary form of bonding with girls.
Junger says, "Tim was looking at the truth about combat as a form of bonding" and explains that it was the aspect of that bonding, what Tim called "man Eden," that informed his lens during their time in Afghanistan.
