The phrase "an appropriate formula" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formula that is suitable or fitting for a particular situation or context.
Example: "In order to solve this problem effectively, we need to apply an appropriate formula that takes all variables into account."
Alternatives: "a suitable formula" or "a fitting formula".
This integer is an example of a quantum number, which in general is an integer (in some cases, a half-integer) that labels the state of a system and which, through an appropriate formula, determines the values of certain physical properties of the system.
Under the deferred distribution model, at the time of your divorce, the court or the couple will come up with an appropriate formula by which you will be paid when your employee spouse exercises his/her stock options.
The goal of this experiment is to study the effect of each component on the viscosity of the gel and optimize an appropriate formula of the gel by adjusting the proportion of four components in distilled water and observing the process of gelation (Yamada et al. 2014).
Today as we continue to face challenges to voting like those documented in our report, we need Congress to act to reinstate preclearance with an appropriate formula.
These outcomes were converted to transition probabilities using an appropriate formula.
Parents and others might now at the very least choose an appropriate formula with the lowest content of aluminium.
Further, a new appropriate formula of the ESM is proposed and validated using several kinds of features.
A more appropriate formula for calculating the standard deviation in such situations has been proposed (48 ), although applying such modifications to these health facilities made the epidemic detection techniques substantially more sensitive.
A lawsuit text that follows the appropriate formula displays a case structure and thus appears as a lawsuit appeal, and even references appropriate legal items.
It reflects the prevailing sacramental theology of the Eastern Church, which interprets the effectiveness of the sacraments as an answer of God to the prayer of the church rather than as a result of the vicarious powers of a priest pronouncing the appropriate formula.
It is urgent to agree a maximum size for the chamber, and the appropriate formula for sharing out appointments, and to have an independent body to police this.
