The phrase "a formulation that would" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific way of expressing or structuring something that is intended to achieve a particular outcome or effect.
Example: "The researchers proposed a formulation that would enhance the effectiveness of the new drug."
Alternatives: "a method that would" or "a design that would".
So far, this has involved a process to produce a formulation that would allow both sides to sit at the same table.
In this paper we suggest a formulation that would bear out the spirit of Prigogine's "Order Out of Chaos" and Wheeler's "Law Without Law".
Mr. Bloomberg may not be the most gifted orator around, but surely he is capable of devising a formulation that would make unmistakably clear, even to the densest reporter, that he is not running — really and truly, cross his heart and kiss his elbow.
It also took about a year to find a formulation that would produce the same level of the three drugs in a patient's blood as the three drugs taken separately, which is the main requirement for approval of a combination drug.
After gathering and analyzing the results, a formulation that would give best print properties is identified by using optimization methods.
She said the company had spent much time and money coming up with a stable formulation that would pass American standards and deliver smooth, weightless color.
There are lies, damn lies and then there are the world rankings, a mathematical formulation that would have us believe on the eve of the 2010 PGA Championship at Whistling Straits, as it would on the eve of any major championship, that the most likely winner is the player ranked No1.
A vaccine formulation that would be effective against all strains of influenza virus has long been a goal of vaccine developers, but antibodies after infection or vaccination were seen to be strain specific and there was little evidence of cross-reactive antibodies that neutralized across subtypes.
In this study, controlled release provesicles of NTG MLT complex were prepared and evaluated with the aim of producing an NTG formulation that would provide decreased dosing frequency, fewer side effects and increased bioavailability.
The companies are testing several other versions of Byetta, including a long-acting formulation that would need to be injected only once a week.
However, Amylin is developing a longer-acting formulation that would be taken monthly.
