"conceptual formulation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the process of creating a concept or idea. For example, "The artist spent a lot of time on the conceptual formulation of her project before she started to draw."
Support for the conceptual formulation (a) of business processes and their accompanying rules involves the eSourcing_Setup_Support component.
The paper describes a conceptual formulation to screen, scope and review design options of complex separation systems without the need for extensive regression experiments.
This paper proposes a conceptual formulation for predicting and controlling the compressive strength of Recycled Aggregate Concrete (RAC) mixtures, by explicitly taking into account the specific features of Recycled Concrete Aggregates (RCAs).
One conceptual formulation of the effects of disturbance on diversity is the intermediate disturbance hypothesis (IDH, [45]) that predicts a unimodal relationship with maximum diversity at 'intermediate' levels of disturbance.
Our knowledge translation and exchange (KTE) strategy is based on the conceptual formulation presented by Klein [ 67], who distinguishes three types of evidence: scientific, organization and political.
Since the equation representation is closely related to the conceptual formulation of the model, MML models are easily understood, and pieces of the model are readily interpretable as particular processes.
The conceptual formulations in which the norms and principles of the law were expressed, as well as the procedural forms in which justice was administered, were also strongly Roman.
Perhaps the best known of the new conceptual formulations resulting from these efforts is that of "ideological interpellation".
Hence, he acknowledged that his work is "in conflict with its material" since it "is forced to resort to conceptual formulations" (Schutz 1982, 70).
The scientific method is based upon continual challenges to accepted ideas and the recognition that new information inevitably leads to new conceptual formulations".
Several definitions of FST or FST-like quantities are now available, relying on a variety of different conceptual formulations but all measuring some aspect of population differentiation (e.g., Charlesworth 1998; Holsinger and Weir 2009).
