The phrase "a more formalised process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing procedures or methods that are structured and organized in a formal manner.
Example: "To improve efficiency, we need to implement a more formalised process for handling customer complaints."
Alternatives: "a more structured approach" or "a more systematic procedure."
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".
There will be a greater effort to "manage expectations," mainly through a more formalised appraisal process, to ensure that fixed-term staff are aware of the need to look elsewhere for their next step--and to protect CRUK if it is faced with claims of unfair dismissal.
The first-ever LA Pride march happened in the summer of 1970, and it's been a regular fixture in West Hollywood since becoming a more formalised, professionally run operation in 2000, officially branded as LA! Pride: The TLGB Celebration.
Service delivery and the process of care within hospital inpatient services followed a more formalised structure.
In contrast, service delivery and the process of care within hospital inpatient services followed a more formalised structure.
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".
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.
A more formalised quantitative approach was also undertaken (AG/WG).
