The phrase "formalised through" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are describing the process of making something formal or structured, as in the following example: "The rules of the game were formalised through an agreement between the players."
Art became formalised through the millennia and conventions built up.
The relationship is formalised through the signing of a partnership agreement, and is consolidated not only through funding, but also through discussion, training, learning exchanges and long-term accompaniment.
In the Netherlands, Buutzorg provides integrated health and social care directly to patients, while in Sweden "chains of care" ensure that primary, secondary and community providers collaborate much more effectively for patients with long-term conditions and this is formalised through a primary contractor.
The judge also named a second tier of claims, which will move up should any of the lead cases settle - as has happened with actress Sienna Miller's action, although it has yet to be formalised through a statement in open court.
"The package is good news for Scotland's teaching professionals and for Scottish education, and it has been achieved by the unity and determination of EIS members across the country". Mr Flanagan added: "This proposal, once formalised through the Scottish Negotiating Committee for Teachers, will ensure a period of welcome stability for Scottish education.
This was often formalised through bonds of manrent that set out mutual obligations and allegiances.
In the UK, and internationally, medication reviews are increasingly being formalised and commissioned through community pharmacies as they are seen to support patient medicine adherence [ 19- 23].
The partnerships were formalised in all countries through a Memorandum of Understanding or Letter of Support (see Table 2).
Tanzania's government recently formalised commitment to raising public awareness through a national nutrition social and behaviour change communications strategy.
One of the debates at the third international conference on financing for development will be how remittances can be formalised to support development, such as through increased transparency and competition, making use of new technologies, launching a global non-profit platform and setting a target to lower the cost of sending money.
The points system - formalised in 1989 - has gone through several versions, and was most recently updated in July 2011.
