'formal words' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to make a contrast between formal and informal words or when you want to make a point about the use of more formal language in certain settings or documents. For example: "It's important to consider the use of formal words in legal documents, such as contracts and agreements."
Those are not just formal words.
Its answer was neither yes nor no, though I gather that Adonis himself firmly denies any covert Zac-backing - Labour has promised some formal words to that effect - leaving the identities of those "fascinating people" a mystery.
The image on television dramatized the formal words issued later by the Korean Foreign Ministry after Mr. Koizumi was shown on all four Korean TV networks entering the shrine.
The formal words are accompanied by a storm of legal and commercial jabber: Mattie haggling over payments to settle her father's affairs; various episodes of bartering; and money disputes with Cogburn and La Boeuf, who has his own highly codified notions of jurisdiction and honor.
Reached by telephone yesterday, Mr. Chandler limited his comments to the formal words he contributed to the corporate news release: "I have had a wonderful journey with News Corp. and now I am looking forward to applying my experience to the field of health information".
Choose interesting and easily read books such as comic books, as well as reading books containing formal words.
He added that the administration was awaiting formal word from Iran's judicial officials about the charges.
The Marriott is waiting for formal word on two missing employees before announcing plans for their families, a spokesman said.
"The settling parties neither admit nor deny the charges," is the formal wording of the resolution, meaning SAC has not been required to admit guilt.
As for the delegate of the Madrid government, she was urging caution: there was no proof yet that this was sabotage and no formal word from the police.
As for marketing, it wasn't so much a film's own advertising as less formal word of mouth that did the trick.
