The phrase "as formalising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of making something formal or official, often in a context related to procedures or agreements.
Example: "The committee is focused on as formalising the new policies to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "in formalizing" or "while formalizing".
He also wants to regulate Mexico's 140,000 private security personnel.Some of these changes, such as formalising the transfer of the AFI to the ministry, require legislation.
It is also Andy Carroll's reluctance to accept a £15m move to West Ham United that is impacting on Liverpool's immediate transfer plans, such as formalising their interest in Shakhtar Donetsk's £22m-rated midfielder Henrikh Mkhitaryan.
You can imagine how these questions can become particularly important in a society as formalised as Japan.
Of course, they confront each other before and after the main event, with some mind games from Nixon, but these affairs are as formalised as the interviews themselves.
First, it does not aim at formalising an explanation for the existence of mismatch as an equilibrium outcome.
This change was in contrast to the initial scepticism of health professionals, who saw it as simply formalising something that had already existed informally.
Kim Jong-il, known in North Korea as 'dear leader', was in the process of formalising Kim Jong-un as his successor when he died in mid-December after 17 years in power.
General Catalyst, one of the younger of Boston's premier VC firms, has gone so far as to formalise this effort by creating Rough Draft Ventures, a mini-VC fund backed by the firm but run by students.
The (technical) frame problem can be viewed as the task of formalising this law.
The opening of a Taliban office is seen as a step in formalising a channel for talks between Kabul and the militants.
We have focused on DCM as a way of formalising hypotheses about directed (effective) connectivity.
