Sentence examples for formalized review from inspiring English sources
In response to past abuses, the decision-making process has grown into a highly formalized review in which the White House, Justice Department, State Department, Pentagon and C.I.A. take part.
"The best-of-breed companies have a formalized review process.
Like its financial counterpart, the social media audit (SMA) can be described as a formalized review of anorganization's social media activities.
The report called for a formalized external review program of CompStat auditing measures, more accountability toward officers and supervisors behind "egregious" reporting errors, and a more transparent reporting process regarding statistical error rates.
It's also true that, as psychiatrist and former American Psychiatric Association president Jeffrey Lieberman and his co-author Daniel Shalev put it in one commentary accompanying the research, "The degree of restriction for illegal drugs does not correlate with their risk of harm, and there is no formalized process for reviewing these determinations at the national or international level".
This guidance is based on a process of regular review and/or formalized audit to ensure the optimal outcomes with this technique.
This recommendation also emphasizes that research results should be published in respected scientific journals with a formalized and rigorous peer-review [ 1].
To guard against the potential for falls on the ship's many ladderways, guests must be at least 8 years old and pass a medical review before invitations are formalized months in advance.
Both the Detroit and Akwesasne projects have longer histories of community university partnerships with formalized steering committees, established processes for reviewing potential research in the community, publication, and dissemination.
The content and timeline of this formalized residency preparation series is described in this review.
Under the new policy, Bennion asserts, "There will be no impartial adjudicator, no right to meaningful review of faulty decisions, and no formalized way to present and evaluate evidence or legal arguments".
