The phrase 'poorly formulated' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe ideas, statements, plans, or proposals that are not well thought out and are lacking in some way. For example: The candidate's plan for dealing with the country's economic crisis was poorly formulated and showed a lack of understanding of the issue.
If our leaders ran a company, they would have been fired for rolling out a policy that was poorly formulated and very unlikely to succeed.
In public, he was a fine and often humorous lecturer and at seminars an incisive critic of poorly formulated presentations (especially those of an antiquarian nature).
Futurists use to understand that if we present wrong or poorly formulated questions concerning different futures we will get irrelevant answers.
This strategy-to-performance gap is attributed to poorly formulated plans, misapplied resources, breakdown in communication and limited accountability for results.
Despite post-independence egalitarian rhetoric, in countries such as Zambia and Zimbabwe inappropriate models (piped house connections in the urban areas, high technology irrigation schemes in the agricultural sector), combined with weak macro-economies and poorly formulated sectoral policies have actually exacerbated the disparities.
Critics argued that Whorf's ideas were untestable and poorly formulated and that they were based on badly analyzed or misunderstood data.
In another similar study, the poorly water-soluble drug danazol was formulated in three formulations: LCT-solution, LCT-SMEDDS and MCT-SMEDDS.
In general, there is a wide choice of excipients available for formulating poorly water-soluble drugs in the lipid formulations.
In another study, the ex vivo permeability characteristics of the poorly water-soluble drug talinolol formulated in SNEDDS was evaluated using porcine small intestine and the developed SNEDDS formulation showed enhanced permeability characteristics compared to suspension.
Solid dispersion technology represents an enabling approach to formulate poorly water-soluble drugs.
These results demonstrate the utility of DPP as an intravenous vehicle for formulating poorly soluble compounds in early preclinical screening for cardiovascular safety studies.
