The phrase "philosophical formulation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a philosophical idea or concept that has been formed and expressed in a specific way. Example sentence: In his essay, the author presents a philosophical formulation of the concept of free will and its implications for moral responsibility.
I think when we're talking about weapons, you really have to keep in mind the wisdom of a great 20th century philosopher, Henry Youngman and his important, philosophical formulation, "'How's your wife?' Compared to what?" Compared to what is our nuclear arsenal in danger of failing to be effective?
This new concern with skepticism was given a general philosophical formulation in the 16th century by Michel de Montaigne and his cousin Francisco Sanches.
Though in 1946 Heidegger would repudiate the retrospective labelling of his earlier work as existentialism, it is in that work that the relevant concept of existence finds its first systematic philosophical formulation.[1] As Sartre and Merleau-Ponty would later do, Heidegger pursued these issues with the somewhat unlikely resources of Edmund Husserl's phenomenological method.
It is through analyzing language's illusive power that the philosopher can expose the traps of meaningless philosophical formulations.
Different religious traditions have different theological and philosophical formulations of the meaning of sacraments.
Preferring to attend to problems of the real world, Trendelenburg viewed ethics in the context of politics and history rather than in the framework of purely philosophical formulations.
Outcome 1: Demonstrate a fluency in the philosophical formulations that justified/defended colonization - specifically a fluency in the political philosophies of/for dispossession, 2). the socio-cultural formulations of settler colonialism.
A general i.e., non-theologically specific account of faith may have potential as a tool for criticising philosophical formulations of the content of religious faith.
His philosophical formulations and theological statements served, in their reciprocal convergence, to unfold in theoretical terms the dynamics of intellect with a view to recommending the practice of processive reason as the exemplary form of life.
§§2 and 3 describe two of the best known philosophical formulations of the manipulability theory those due to von Wright (1971) and Menzies and Price (1993)—and explore certain difficulties with them.
Despite its frequently derivative character, Latin American philosophy has produced important philosophers, original approaches to old philosophical problems, and formulations of some problems that had not been considered by European philosophers.
