The phrase "also be formulated in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ways in which something can be expressed or structured, particularly in academic or formal contexts.
Example: "The hypothesis can also be formulated in a different manner to enhance clarity."
Alternatives: "can also be expressed in" or "may also be stated in".
Transition-state theory can also be formulated in thermodynamic terms.
The M-step can also be formulated in terms of sub-matrices.
Since the surprise test paradox can also be formulated in terms of rational belief, there will be parallel adjustments for what we ought to believe.
2. The denial of Bivalence is here characterized in a way that entails the negation of Taking Tense Seriously (see below), but it could also be formulated in a way that is consistent with Taking Tense Seriously.
As the user query can also be formulated in a textual form to describe the image of interest, it makes this approach a good alternative for Web image retrieval.
This NP-complete problem can also be formulated in terms of graphs, as finding an acyclic tournament with a maximal sum of arc weights in a complete weighted graph.
A similar optimization problem has also been formulated in [11] and explored in [12, 13].
Godfrey comments that this objection can also be formulated more forcefully in terms of human souls, i.e., the actual infinity of human souls that would have resulted from an eternal world eternally populated by human beings with immortal souls.
Using the same basis, the reconstruction process can also be formulated by a Vandermonde system as in [3]: The coefficient c can then be obtained through the equation.
They must also be formulated so as to avoid unacceptable alterations in the colour or consistency of the product.
The new boundary constraints are not limited to the simply-connected regions only, but can also be formulated around multiply-connected and isolated regions in the interior.
