The phrase "became formulated" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something was developed or created in a specific way. Example: Over the years, her ideas about education became formulated into a comprehensive teaching method that revolutionized the industry.
(ii) If J 0 = ∅, then the above dual becomes the dual formulated in [21].
Now, it became possible to formulate constitutive equations of the stated problem relative to unknown variables F y, F z, k x, v, and u.
A criterion for the detection of local regions containing points for which a nonlinear characteristic field becomes nonconvex is formulated for the two-dimensional case.
In reviewing past increases in the number of transistors per silicon chip, Moore formulated what became known as Moore's law: The number of transistors per silicon chip doubles each year.
Only a year into his trip, while living under the protection of the "white Rajah of Sarawak" — an eccentric Englishman who ruled a little fiefdom on the northern coast of Borneo and who, Slotten claims, furnished the model for Rudyard Kipling's "The Man Who Would Be King" — Wallace formulated what became known as "the Sarawak Law".
The theme-oriented categories became further refined and formulated into fewer analytic categories through an inductive, iterative process of going back and forth between the data and the analytic framework of the study.
The first attempt to explain the effect of GAs came in about 1900, when Meyer (1899) and Overton (1901) formulated what became known as the Meyer Overton rule which related the hydrophobicity of an anaesthetic molecule to its efficacy.
When lipstick first became popular, it was formulated with ingredients that tended to bleed past the lip line, so people used lipliner to keep the color in place.
Thus, Schleiden became the first to formulate what was then an informal belief as a principle of biology equal in importance to the atomic theory of chemistry.
Thus it became a challenge to formulate a philosophical theory of mathematics that was free of platonistic elements.
