The phrase 'formalize through' is not grammatically correct in written English.
You could use the phrase 'formalize by' instead, which means to establish something in a formal or legally binding way. For example, "They formalized the agreement by signing the contract."
Most important, the exchange of information and new discoveries was formalized through detailed and widely published treatises on the topic of coins and collecting.
Today such exchange is often formalized through programs and institutions, like the 96-year-old Japan Society, which in 2001 selected Lee Hyla as the first beneficiary of a new music-commissioning program.
To preserve secrecy, it was necessary to bypass discussion and ratification by the French Parliament, the alliance being formalized through an exchange of letters (Dec. 27, 1893 Jan. 4, 1894) that accepted the previously agreed upon terms.
Since the late 1980s, informal links between large enterprises have been formalized through merger and consolidation.
These structures are formalized through polylexical units called terminological phrasemes [Montero-Martı́nez, S., 2003.
Exterior trajectories executing ballistic lunar capture are formalized through the definition of special attainable sets.
In view of (11), the distinction between local and global problems can be formalized through the following definition.
This is based on traditional pasture management system and formalized through land use plans and village by-laws.
In a decentralized supply chain, i.e., one with multiple loci of control, the dependencies between the entities are formalized through contracts.
As such, all data designs formalized through a survey instrument seek information through questions that become descriptions of events and as such the probabilities of choice that are of interest are strictly probabilities attached to event descriptions and not choice probabilities of events per se.
