The phrase "formed a strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone taking steps to achieve a desired result. For example, "The team formed a strategy to increase sales targets over the next quarter."
The Ford Motor Company's Premier Automotive Group luxury division said it formed a strategy committee to oversee its British-based Jaguar, Land Rover and Aston Martin brands in a move to bolster efficiency.
"All the people have come together to work together and we have formed a strategy group," said Leishman, who is urging fans to turn out in numbers for Saturday's home match against Hamilton.
The small grant funding scheme formed a strategy of the Flinders PHCRED model for capacity building of primary health care practitioners [ 6].
Identify people online with a contextual fit, quality content and a high reach, and form a strategy of how to work with them.
She said she had been slowly forming a strategy that involved contacting community and political leaders in advance of a 2005 run for office.
She must feel relieved every time there is a situation like that where she is no longer the one having to help form a strategy?
Until now, the various sides have been unable to work together to form a strategy for halting deflation, bolstering growth and arresting rising unemployment.
Forming a strategy which allows that conversation and interaction to take place could be fundamental in bringing to fruit the peace and tolerance so integral to British and Muslim values.
The first e-mail in the chain, sent by Colin Myler, who was then editor of News of the World, said that a meeting should be held quickly to form a strategy.
Solving India's key problem – the electrical power shortage – may require the country to form a strategy with its neighbors, with countries transferring power when they have an excess of it.
Y.& R. Hong Kong will be the lead office on the account, responsible for forming a strategy for the Concert brand as well as creative work, including a campaign to introduce Concert as a communications company that promises to simplify information delivery.
