The phrase "a return to formal" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it when discussing a shift back to formal practices, styles, or behaviors in various contexts, such as writing, dress codes, or communication.
Example: "The company announced a return to formal attire for all employees during meetings."
Alternatives: "a shift back to formal" or "an embrace of formality".
So would I recommend a return to formal learning past retirement?
A return to formal weddings fostered a demand for elaborately beaded and ruffled dresses.
Colonel Aguer dismissed the possibility of a return to formal war, but noted that fighting was "the reality".
If Pakistan could maintain this progress, by starting to dismantle the anti-India jihadist groups its army once reared, then he was expected to promise it a return to formal dialogue.But he gave Pakistan more.
Almost everyone believes that a return to formal rent controls of the type that still apply to some tenancies that began before 1989 have had their day and would now do more harm than good.
The Hedge Fund Dress Down Friday look, has largely been replaced with a return to formal suits and shirts.
UNICEF/ETMR00060/Ruiz Older students crowd into newly formed classes Classes in school for the older students, camp learning for the younger ones: this is a practical modus operandi for Maia, who believes it is too soon for a wholesale return to formal education.
The two met for dinner Thursday night, and plan to return to formal talks on Friday, Mr. Davies said.
If the court agrees with Mr Anwar's lawyers, he will be allowed to return to formal politics immediately.
In a joint statement, the Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers said both sides had agreed to return to formal negotiations.
He was particularly struck by the fact that Süß could have saved himself by converting to Christianity but had steadfastly refused to do so, opting instead to return to formal Jewish observance and piety.
