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The part of a sentence "with the forms of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when a situation involves multiple forms or shapes. For example, "My dinner table was overflowing with the forms of delicious food."
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The forms of the family found in Africa are consistent with the forms of economic production.
Toby's art has something to do with the "forms" of hardcore pornography at least she says it does.
The French province might have been left with the forms of government provided by the Quebec Act.
His last special, what., is free to watch online, and demonstrates his willingness to experiment with the forms of standup and musical comedy.
But this isn't quite right: a surrealist might sport with the forms of the real world and find sensual and subversive pleasure in the act.
A complete and detailed system of casuistry was developed, which dealt with all things allowed and forbidden and with the forms of pollution and the expiation of each.
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Lopes plays with the form of his story here.
By season seven, Chris Carter and the team were more than confident enough to play with the form of the show.
(Two side-by-side ovals, for instance, played with the form of the stereoscope).
Not just flat-out soloing, but also improvising with melody lines and with the form of a song.
But as uplifting as Lewis' return may prove, the real excitement came with the form of Anderson.
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