The phrase "are clearly formulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas, plans, or statements that are expressed in a clear and precise manner.
Example: "The objectives of the project are clearly formulated, making it easier for the team to understand their roles."
Alternatives: "are clearly defined" or "are explicitly stated".
Goals are clearly formulated, appropriate sectors are targeted, appropriate methods are used and, overall, interventions have led to the targeted change at the output level.
However, the questions represent cornerstone issues in measuring AI, and they are clearly formulated and easy to understand for the participants.
In our questionnaire, we have included questions representing cornerstone issues in measuring fecal incontinence in nursing homes, and they are clearly formulated and easy to understand for the registered nurse.
Until a viable plan is clearly formulated, Puerto Rico's workers will remain in an increasingly tightening vise, and the island under threat of continuing depopulation.
The real concern of phenomenology was clearly formulated for the first time in his article "Philosophie als strenge Wissenschaft" (1910 11; "Philosophy as Rigorous Science").
Such a conception derives from the assumption of a hermeneutical principle which is clearly formulated by Burley for the first time in the latter work, where he observes that the causes of a particular effect must be particular as well, and those of a universal effect must be universal.
This is clearly formulated by Puolimatka ([2009]): "When discussing with dogmatic naturalists it can be futile to raise the question about the truth of evolutionary theory, because from their religious [naturalism taken as religion] viewpoint this question cannot be even posed in a meaningful manner" and "The atheist or agnostic approaches are the only alternatives accepted in the discussion".
"Because the law limits people's rights, it has to be clearly formulated in order to protect people from fake news," Damar told me.
At a conference last year, Joanna Phillips, the Guggenheim's conservator of time-based media, explained that the care of software-based work is particularly challenging because guidelines haven't yet been clearly formulated, but are desperately needed.
