The phrase "my formulation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when formulating your own opinion or idea. For example, "After careful consideration, I have come up with my own formulation: the best course of action is to seek out a compromise."
"I got a little bit carried away in my formulation," he explained.
"I got a little bit carried away in my formulation," Mr. Schwartz said.
Mr. Schwartz conceded in an interview last month that he knew the bill would actually have a significant cost, explaining, "I got a little bit carried away in my formulation".
He also admitted to erroneously claiming that a controversial early retirement bill, backed by District Council 37, would have no cost, explaining, "I got a little bit carried away in my formulation".
Nominal GDP may be a strong contender: in my formulation of a threshold, the MPC is likely to hold rates low as long as nominal GDP is below a level consistent with 4% nominal growth a year from the trough (see Exhibit 1, below).
Findings from this study influenced my formulation of the VDA framework and the design of PACT, a design tool that leverages the learning principle of making thinking visible to assist novices as they transition from concrete to abstract reasoning about curriculum design.
Probably many of my formulations and recastings of the argument are done in a way Wittgenstein would not himself approve.
In a couple of places, my formulations are indebted to forthcoming work by Gideon Rosen and Pekka Väyrynen.
As a writer of metaphysics however, I like my formulations lean and mean and not hostage to any deity or religious tradition.
I would also like to thank Eliezer Dorr for bringing to my attention some problems with my original formulation of complete divisibility.
"My tentative formulation is that the politics of identity is slowly giving way to a politics of anxiety," said Mr. Baruah.
