'formulations' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process of creating something, typically through thought or experimentation. For example, "The scientist spent months formulating a solution to the problem."
Standardised formulations are safe but there is no evidence that they are more effective than placebo.
The Labor leader, Bill Shorten, while not departing radically from Plibersek's general policy formulations, appears to be in a different space politically.
Truths are there, but they tend to lurk implacably behind formulations and talking points.
These equivocal formulations drip in irony when you read the emphatic demands that follow and the hundreds of detailed words about decaying buildings, the power of homeopathy to tackle irritable bowel syndrome or the power of organic vegetables to help hospital patients get better.
India has developed formulations such as "Good Sir".
The European Union's 28 member-states are divided between big, small, old and new members and, when it comes to Israel, between the guilt-ridden (Germany) and the disapproving (Sweden).As with much else, EU foreign-policy positions are finely balanced compromises, so even important moves are lost in woolly formulations.
Instead, they suggest adding "…or did you not do so?" Such neutral formulations lead to clunky questions, but more robust results.How does this apply to political questions?
Democrats favour tax hikes and spending cuts, some combination of which is probably needed, though not necessarily according to the Democrats' formulations.
Where's the ten billion Six millionon is the number of people who have severe enough symptoms to benefit from the anti-AIDS drug formulations known as HAART (highly active anti-retroviral therapy), the most expensive and effective sort.
The people who want him fired are doing what any ideological advance guard tries to do: make people terrified even to take up the subject in question except by using pre-approved politically correct formulations.
