The phrase "a more formal structure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the organization or format of a document, presentation, or any other type of communication that requires a formal approach.
Example: "In academic writing, it is essential to adopt a more formal structure to convey your arguments effectively."
Alternatives: "a stricter format" or "a more rigid framework".
The Sarum chants utilize a smaller range, have a more formal structure, and use more transposition (change in pitch level) than do the Gregorian chants.
By appointing a committee, "you're giving their relationships a more formal structure, so that they can work together to support this person as she ages".
"We're certainly happy to see a more formal structure for this," Mr. Pursglove said, adding that such a structure could help speed resolutions for companies, consumers and law enforcement agencies alike.
He has consolidated his empire into a more formal structure, with Hutchison Whampoa at its heart, and is moving its centre of gravity from Hong Kong to the global stage.The Zóbels of Ayala fame also look likely to be around for generations to come.
We believed that a more formal structure would improve the PDA's efficiency and bolster its credibility with postdocs and the UNC administration.
In spite of the early successes, many felt that ongoing effectiveness required a more formal structure with a clear articulation of roles and responsibilities.
But it could also help connect people around subjects they want to discuss via messaging, instead of the more formal structure of a Facebook group.
Hidcote combines informal, almost naturalistic planting with the more formal structure of the Italian garden, with its green rooms and strong visual axes.
Institutions could provide more formal structure to these programs by providing faculty and staff members support for these activities and by using validated observation protocols to improve and unify the feedback (Miller et al., 2014).
"The extreme egalitarianism we see today" in many hunter-gatherer groups "is due to a breakdown in more formal structures and cultural rules," she says.
Mr Davis led a review that recommended more formal structures.
