The phrase 'formulate a law' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used when discussing the process of writing a law, often at a governmental level. For example, "The newly elected mayor was tasked with the job of formulating a law that would regulate the distribution of public funds."
After Peter became sole ruler (1696), he formulated a law of succession (February 5 [February 16, New Style], 1722), which gave the monarch the right to choose his successor.
In 1831 he formulated a law of molecular heat by extending the law of the heat of elements and stating that the molecular heat is equal to the sum of the heat of each constituent atom.
May 10 , 1830Fournes-en-Weppes, France April 1, 1901 Grenoble, France François-Marie Raoult, (born May 10 , 1830 Fournes-en-Weppes, France died April 1 , 1901 Grenoble) French chemist who formulated a law on solutions (called Raoult's law) that made it possible to determine the molecular weights of dissolved substances.
The aim is to formulate a general law describing the observed phenomena.
The serial-chain structure of such systems is exploited in order to formulate a control law based on the Virtual Decomposition approach.
Furthermore, the atomistic force-displacement behavior is also extracted to formulate a traction-separation law for interface cohesive zone models.
Instead, it is well posed in formulations that aim to find unknown scaling exponents, this observation is used presently to formulate a new power-law dynamic model.
In 1999, Mr. Hun Sen, who was then the country's sole leader, rejected a United Nations proposal for an international tribunal and insisted on formulating a Cambodian law to govern any proceedings.
This paper formulates a feeding law for a bioprocess dedicated to the production of an antibiotic surfactant using Bacillus subtilis.
