The phrase "a more formal process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing procedures or methods that require a higher level of formality or structure compared to other processes.
Example: "In order to ensure compliance with regulations, we must implement a more formal process for handling customer complaints."
Alternatives: "a stricter procedure" or "a more structured approach."
"It appears this value is different to the level at which the board of eOne would currently engage in a more formal process.
The inquiry will conclude with a final report, which could comprise a recommendation for further legal action, including a more formal process that could lead to court-martial.
Ms. Fiorina said that the latter problem was being addressed by a management shake-up, a more formal process to review investments and lowered ceilings on how much the company will invest in individual start-ups.
Unlike the Republican National Committee, which typically assigns hotels after comment from state parties, the Democratic committee has a more formal process by which delegations submit their top five choices.
"Congress may wish to consider whether new tools are needed for ensuring an orderly liquidation of a systemically important securities firm that is on the verge of bankruptcy, together with a more formal process for deciding when to use those tools," Bernanke said during a mortgage lending forum.
Sometimes, if there's a more formal process, we do.
Now, we have created a much more formal process of carrying out violence against oppressed and marginalized people.
But once you've done that process, the recount is a much more formal process of just reentering and re-examining small amounts of ballots.
Later on comes the more formal process, when I meet with writers and other game designers, and we sit around and brainstorm things for a while.
Unlike the more formal process, the authority did not invite multiple firms to compete or use panels to screen their qualifications.
But sources made clear that it would take "four to six weeks" for the other 27 countries in the EU to reach consensus and start the more formal process.
