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The phrase "a formal language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a type of language that follows specific rules and conventions, often used in academic, legal, or technical contexts.
Example: "In computer science, a formal language is essential for defining algorithms and programming languages."
Alternatives: "an official language" or "a structured language".
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To formalize, we specify a formal language whose component linguistic expressions are individuated non-semantically (e.g., by their geometric shapes).
Here a formalization of the theory of memes is proposed, making use of a formal language that is adequate to represent neural information processing.
The model is partly specified using a formal language.
He doesn't really have a formal language with which to express himself, which is surprising".
Why is a collection of pictographs not considered a formal language?
Circus is a formal language that combines Z, CSP and additional constructors of Morgan's refinement calculus.
PROFETA is inspired by AgentSpeak L), a formal language for the creation of BDI software agents.
Object Constraint Language (OCL) is a formal language used to specify well-formedness rules for models.
There is a formal language at work here, leading the eye as well as the mind on a journey.
We use class diagrams to summarize the metamodel structure and a formal language, B, for the full metamodel.
It describes phenomena in a formal language that allows one to deduce consequences in a rigorous way.
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a regular language
a traditional language
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a formal teaching
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a structured language
a formal dining
a related language
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a formal will
a phonetic language
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