"formulation sheet" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a document that contains information about any kind of formulation, such as a recipe or a chemical compound. For example: "I created a formulation sheet based on the product's ingredients in order to be able to reproduce the same outcome."
One rater scored completeness of goal setting formulation sheet in terms of content by using a pre-developed scoring schema.
UT-AUR was then shipped to Dyets, Inc. (Bethlehem, PA) where it was mixed with AIN76A and formed into pellets (formulation sheet available upon request).
The nurses (together with the parents) write these goals down on a goal formulation sheet, which is available in the intervention manual along with user instructions.
To measure intervention nurses' adherence to the manual, a random sample of 100 families was drawn to assess completeness with regard to the content of the first goal formulation sheet to be filled in by the nurses during the third session (when the child is 12 months-old).
Further, the local study coordinator monitors the performance of all intervention and control nurses in their geographical area twice a year by inspecting all relevant documents for completeness, e.g., goal formulation sheets, data on height and weight, data on time used in the sessions, and information on the adult(s) visiting the CHC with the child.
It can be concluded by the study of UV primer formulations on sheet molding compound (SMC) substrates that all studied formulation parameters affect adhesion.
In this paper, a novel triangular prism solid and shell interactive mapping element is proposed to solve the coupled magnetic mechanical formulation in electromagnetic sheet metal forming process.
The optimum graphene-in-paint formulations resulted in sheet resistances of the order of 10 Ω/sq.
A previously developed Burke Schumann (flame-sheet) formulation is employed to estimate the boundary values of the mass fractions of the reactants.
It is anticipated that the overestimation is alleviated in a formulation without the thin sheet approximation.
In addition to those already cited, Fainberg et al. (1993) extended the formulation for the thin sheet at the surface in order to apply it at depth using either a natural or artificial primary field.
