The phrase "actually formulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of creating or developing something, often to emphasize that it has been done in a specific or thoughtful way.
Example: "The theory was actually formulated after years of research and experimentation."
Alternatives: "truly developed" or "genuinely created".
"Karl had actually formulated a strategy where the linchpin was the extra vote in Maine," said Stuart Stevens, one of the campaign's media advisers, referring to that state's ability to split its four electoral votes.
With the above conceptual definitions of E 1 z) and E 2 z), the optimization of (8) is actually formulated as a graph matching problem [10, 11, 35].
In the process, he argues, they actually formulated a doctrine of minority rule (reminiscent of John C. Calhoun's ''concurrent majority'' theory) that justified ignoring their own free-state constituents and voting with the ''[s]outhern bosses'' (24) instead.
Von Neumann (who actually formulated a theory of functions, not sets), Gödel, and Bernays developed closely related systems which admit, in addition to the sets found in ZFC, general collections of these sets.
As Hughes (1982, 169) has suggested, the force of 'virtually' in 'virtually implies' is that the second proposition would be implied by the first only if the first is actually formulated.
Publications in which a slash logic is actually formulated – yet referred to as an IF logic – include Hyttinen & Sandu (2000), Pietarinen (2001), Väänänen (2002), Sandu (2007), Caicedo et al. (2009) and Mann et al. (2011).
Seneca (Epistle 45.10), for instance, mentions the Liar paradox by its Greek name pseudomenon, but does not actually formulate it.
But this request for 2016, if it survives negotiations with Congress and makes it into the final federal budget, will double last year's funding for Europa research and allow NASA to actually formulate and develop a real Europa mission.
The world has some time to consider the full implications of Trump's victory, because he will not take office until Jan . 20 , 2017and he will then spend several months staffing his administration with the men and women who will actually formulate and implement its policies.
You get left so confused by the "hows" and "whys" that you can't actually formulate or articulate things like "feelings" or "opinions" and are just left sitting there like a mute staring at the screen like you're lock-eyed with the thing from The Ring.
A number of observers have touched on Obama's "Congress-centricity" -- that he's given his 535 former colleagues on Capitol Hill the role of actually formulating all of his policies while he sets the broader vision for them to follow.
