The phrase "agenda formulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the creation or establishment of a plan or agenda for a meeting or project.
Example: "The committee met to discuss the agenda formulated for the upcoming conference."
Alternatives: "agenda created" or "agenda established".
Once the council is up and running, it will be responsible for coming up with a common agenda, formulating policy positions and agreeing tactics, such as street protests and campaigning for regional and municipal elections.
Finally, a new research agenda is formulated.
At each new session an agenda was formulated by the woman and therapist together and was always initiated with the question " How have things been since our last meeting"?
17 Moreover, where evidence was lacking and the task force had to arrive at an expert opinion, a research agenda was formulated to expedite the generation of evidence in the future.
There is a need for new indicators of scientific quality, but we also suggest the need to rethink how research agendas are formulated.
This colloquium considered how reform agendas are formulated, gain currency, and result in changes in laws and practices that produce consequences, whether generative or harmful.
That it took a dispassionate outsider with coding skills but no political agenda to formulate the model is a measure of the complexities facing urban school districts today.
Mr Donnelly said that "to help ensure that patients' needs are best met and provide better value for money it is now imperative that the department and trusts collectively progress the transformation agenda and formulate strategies for delivering a suitably resourced and sustainable medical workforce".
Who influences the decision-making processes by which issues reach the international policy agenda and are formulated into guidelines?
