The phrase "a more formalised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for a greater level of formality or structure in a particular context or process.
Example: "The committee decided to implement a more formalised approach to project management to ensure consistency and accountability."
Alternatives: "a more structured" or "a more official".
Down the road, the Russia-China alignment could become a more formalised alliance, undermining America's foreign-policy initiatives.
Senior civil servants will like a more formalised Australian-style system of decision-making, particularly with another party now in the mix.
"There are many opportunities, and we've found ways to bring in new partnerships and resources in a more formalised way without affecting the quality of the park".
"We guide them, and if they don't learn to behave, they lose their freedom to make choices, and they are kept on a more formalised timetable, in a more supervised environment".
After several years of planning, on 1 January next year the Eurasian Union will finally come into being, linking Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan in a more formalised version of the customs union between the trio that has been in force for several years already.
An agreement is necessary for personal data to flow from Europe to the US because the EU has a more formalised system of privacy legislation than the US.
Essentially, a slightly more formalised version of the role playing step used internally by the team while developing the script.
At this time, the government was committed to rapid increases in national expenditure on civil science, and was working toward a new and more formalised grant assessment structure.
"We're certainly very happy to have a more extensive, more formalised intelligence and security relationship because we think that's in the best interests of both countries," he said.
There can be little doubt that the political elites throughout the Caspian live rather better than they could on their official salaries (a minister in Azerbaijan earns about $600 a month).Mid-ranking corruption is more formalised.
to describe the issues faced by breast-feeding peer supporters as their roles altered from a voluntary to a professionalised role with targets, accountability and more formalised interface with health professionals.
