The phrase "as so formulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has been expressed or structured in a particular way.
Example: "The results of the study were presented as so formulated in the final report."
Alternatives: "as thus articulated" or "as thus defined".
Never has it been so formulated as to resemble an ideological manifesto.
The other companies recognized the grades so formulated as distinctive grades and did not compete for them.
The solution procedure is so formulated as to adhere to the balance, on the rate basis, between the film growth relevant to the mass flow of the guest substance to the film-front edge and the heat release from the edge resulting from the exothermic hydrate-crystal formation.
Unlike the existing application of the topology optimization method in coil design which involves a fixed-direction current density field only, the proposed topology optimization approach is so formulated as to deal with varying current density magnitudes and directions that should be taken into account for the Lorentz force maximization problem.
Hartshorne maintains that, "the semantic analysis of truth with reference to future events should not be so formulated as to make 'will' and 'will not' the sole possibilities" (Hartshorne 2011a, 83).
The executive saw IT as the key to WestJet achieving its ambitions and corporate growth so formulated an ambitious plan to restructure the IT organization.
While the differences between the grades so formulated were distinguishable by the highly trained special buyers, they were in reality so minute as to be inconsequential.
So formulate products to deliver these.
Studying the characteristic deficiencies in plants of each site so as to formulate the best supplement to be used these.
So he quickly jumped at the chance to lead the Organizing Committee, which was trying to recover from the taint of scandal, and just as quickly formulated a strategy.
