The phrase "a formalised process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured and established method for carrying out a task or procedure.
Example: "In order to ensure consistency and quality, we have implemented a formalised process for project management."
Alternatives: "a structured approach" or "an established procedure."
The process is based on an approach to systems development involving a formalised process for developing socio-technical systems.
The process is designed to encourage educators to articulate the ethical issues that are relevant in this area of teaching; to provide information to students to enable them to understand what is involved and to choose to participate, and to offer alternatives to participation through a formalised process of informed consent.
The review was a formalised process, organised in the Clinical Knowledge Manager.
Advance Care Planning (ACP) is a formalised process of communication between patients, their relatives and professional caregivers about patients' health preferences, goals and choices [ 3].
Team meetings addressed these decisions using a formalised process operating within the framework of the Mental Capacity Act 2005, which requires decision-makers to act according to the patient's best interests.
In this trial we study the effects of Advance Care Planning (ACP), a formalised process of timely communication about care preferences at the end of life, for frail older people.
Mr Cumming added: "I think, however, to appease the politicians, they will do something, so I think you will get a more formalised process of a creation of a bad bank within RBS. "And maybe they will state that they are going to run the non-core assets, or bad bank, down more quickly, and I think that will probably be a more acceptable outcome".
Risk was assessed by a highly formalised process in which quantitative scores were assigned to policy makers' subjective evaluations of different risks and summed to give an overall risk score.
The scenario-based methodology is strictly based on observable facts and data and complemented by physical modelling techniques, which can be submitted to a formalised validation process.
A formalised decision process is needed to start the HTA of a screening and to re-evaluate the evidence for screening either periodically or on demand.
In case of doubt, however, anyone with a legitimate interest, for example, a health insurance provider, can challenge the medical service and a formalised HTA process is triggered.
