The phrase "committee formulation" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the process of creating or developing something (such as a policy, plan, or solution) through the collaborative effort of a group or committee. Example: "The committee formulation of the new education policy took several months and involved input from various stakeholders."
2016 marked her fifth year of sobriety, and now, Wright sits on Toronto's planning committee for the formulation of its supervised injection strategy.
This year marked her fifth year of sobriety, and now, Wright sits on Toronto's planning committee for the formulation of its supervised-injection strategy.
The search data informed the expert committee regarding the formulation of recommendations and a research agenda.
Other barriers to nurses' participation included: limited skills in public relations affecting their ability to explain and promote nursing (9); competing priorities (4, 23); insufficient time (4, 24); lack of resources (11, 24); insufficient involvement in policy formulation committees (9); and sub-optimal communication (11).
"Whether or not Morsi publishes it is the test of his commitment to police accountability and police reform," said Morayef, who said that Morsi had initially been willing to address police reform after being elected last summer, as shown by his formulation of the committee that wrote the report, but that his enthusiasm had since markedly faded.
After successful admission to the doctoral program, the doctoral candidate selects a field of study and research in consultation with the thesis supervisor and forms a doctoral thesis committee, which assists in the formulation of the candidate's research and study programs and monitors his or her progress.
Including members of the public on advisory committees set up for the formulation of laws, regulations and policies would help to ensure that their perspectives were fairly represented.
The revitalization process included the formulation of community committees; the provision of a twelve-month supply of essential drugs to each unit; and training of health workers, community midwives and TBAs.
This became the formulation of a mixed committee for improvement in quality of medical practice; this worked well for 3 years, and in 1993 the first Manual of Accreditation for Hospitals and Other Health Care Providers in Argentina was published [ 2, 3].
It added a new sentence, however, on top of its familiar formulations, declaring that "the committee believes that policy accommodation can be maintained for a considerable period".
