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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'have many forms' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to indicate that something has a varied range of versions or expressions. For example, "Physical exercise can have many forms, including running, yoga, weightlifting, and swimming."
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The unicellular yeasts have many forms, from spherical to egg-shaped to filamentous.
Social representations, or ideologies, have many forms.
In fact, in some applications, we could have many forms of normal traffic that are fairly dissimilar.
Incentives schemes may have many forms such as government tax credits, emission regulations, policy legislation and fuel economy standards.
Different to the situations for nonsingular matrices, the reverse-order law in (1.1) have many forms due to the multiple choices of ({i,ldots, j} -inverses.
The considered faults can be unbounded and can have many forms, such as abrupt faults, constant faults and high-frequency faults.
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"Resistance has many forms and colours.
A dry dock gate, with its removable watertight barrier, has many forms and arrangements.
Also, FGM has many forms, the mildest of which involves removal of the hood of the clitoris, the prepuce.
LISTENING My husband is the chairman of Universal Music Publishing Group, so my house has many forms of music all the time.
Classical music has many forms, of which the dhrupad (Hindustani devotional songs) and the related, shorter form called khayal are the best known.
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