The phrase "as formalized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been officially established or defined in a formal manner.
Example: "The procedures will be followed as formalized in the company handbook."
Alternatives: "as established" or "as defined".
Questioning administrators about their schools is hardly a new practice, although it is often not as formalized as SchoolStat.
This time, the evaluations were positive, at least in the terms of a jargon that is nearly as formalized as classical Chinese.
The private pharmaceutical sector in other Sub Saharan African countries might not be as formalized.
OA-A, JB and AS formalized the computation AIO as an optimization issue.
The novel, for all the exertions of modernism, is by now as formalized and ritualized as a crop ceremony.
"The Islamic State is constantly striving to be as formalized, as bureaucratic-seeming as possible, to keep up the appearance of being a state".
In their pioneering publication, Therivel et al. define SEA as: "the formalized, systematic and comprehensive process of evaluating the environmental effects of a policy, plan or program and its alternatives, and using the findings in publicly accountable decision-making" [81].
Under the Trump Administration, the relationships between anti-immigrant stalwarts and Border Patrol are being strengthened, and formalized, as never before.
TAMPA – At a Cuban restaurant in Hialeah today, two days ahead of the Florida primary, Mitt Romney carved up some pork and denounced Fidel Castro, a ritual as old and formalized as politicians putting on plastic yarmulkes and consulting with wizened rabbis in Brooklyn.
Lemmon interprets system S0.5 as a formalized metalogic of the propositional calculus, where □α is interpreted as "α is a tautology".
The trend in these changes over the course of care served as a formalized guide to the clinician to modify the treatment plan as necessary.
