The phrase "formulated criteria" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to specific standards or guidelines that have been developed or established for a particular purpose.
Example: "The committee has established formulated criteria for evaluating the proposals submitted for the grant."
Alternatives: "established standards" or "developed guidelines."
Usually this problem is solved on the basis of the formulated criteria for plane or complex stress states.
For the systematic review, two authors independently assessed the quality of the included studies using the Cochrane risk of bias tool [28] with a priori formulated criteria adopted from the studies of Pas et al. [29] and Winters et al. [30].
In line with these classic formulations, and concordant with Kretschmer's [19] views, research by Akiskal and his colleagues [20, 21] formulated criteria for temperaments which are relevant for mood disorders conceptualized in a continuum, ranging from subthreshold affective traits at one end to severe affective psychosis at the other end [17, 22, 23].
Therefore, we first formulated criteria for measuring diabetes QM.
More generally, clarification of the intended biological meaning may involve adding new or enhancing already formulated criteria.
The students formulated criteria for a good title and determined whether the article of the week's title followed these criteria.
In LDA, within-class and between-class scatters are used to formulate criteria for class separability.
Traditional epistemology has primarily concerned itself with formulating criteria for the epistemic evaluation of individuals' doxastic states.
In favorable cases, it is possible to even formulate criteria for selecting such canonical ensembles.
Stability analysis is performed to formulate criteria for rolling mill design and operation.
Such information is needed to help formulate criteria for successful cell-carrier interactions in tissue engineering.
