Sentence examples for a formal one from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a formal one" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to something that is characterized by a formal style or manner, often in contexts such as writing, events, or attire. Example: "For the upcoming gala, please ensure that your attire is a formal one to match the event's theme."
But they do not say explicitly whether that would apply when the S.E.C. has started an informal investigation of a client, like Enron disclosed on Oct. 22, or even when the investigation has become a formal one, as Enron disclosed on Oct. 29.
The consultation on shale gas will not be a formal one, but rather an "engagement with industry".
His UK visit is not a formal one, and protocol suggests he will not comment specifically on UK food poverty issues.
A Lib Dem spokesman stressed that the apology was not a formal one.
A formal one must be approved by the commission in Washington and carries subpoena power.
But the issuance of the subpoena indicates the investigation has become a formal one, which is more serious.
They include one on NBC's "Meet the Press," a debate on radio and a more formal one run by the League of Women Voters.
Almost from the beginning, the free-verse movement split into two groups, one led by Amy Lowell and a more formal one led by Pound.
It is a place where "the structure, really, is the expression of the building," Mr. Gabellini said, adding, "With Mies you knew the kind of suit he was wearing, and it was always a very formal one".
Integrating urbanism and climate in tropical countries is still very incipient as an approach and many lecturers reject it, since they prefer to continue with a more formal one, dictated by most of the dominant countries.
The Swiss Confederacy remained an independent Reichsstand of the Holy Roman Empire, but as it wasn't even obliged to participate in the Imperial Diet, this relation was degraded to a purely formal one that would lose significance throughout the 16th century.
