Sentence examples for still in formulation from inspiring English sources
The phrase "still in formulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is still being developed or is not yet finalized. Example: "The project proposal is still in formulation, and we expect to have a complete draft by next week."
It forces attention onto how the crossbench responds to the threat, rather than the Coalition's policy plans still in formulation, filling the time between now and the 3 May budget with a high-stakes Senate standoff and a discussion on the Coalition's preferred turf and about things Labor would prefer not to talk about.
Still in formulation, little of what now sits on the banks of the water had made it off the drawing board.
"While the deep space gateway is still in concept formulation, NASA is pleased to see growing international interest in moving into cislunar space as the next step for advancing human space exploration," Robert Lightfoot, NASA's acting administrator at NASA Headquarters in Washington said in a NASA press release announcing the news.
"The disengagement plan is still in the process of formulation," said an administration official.
I say vanished, but actually his class of person seems to be running our country at the moment, and it turns out England is still, in Orwell's eternal formulation, the most class-ridden country under the sun.
The related design formulation is still in its initial stage, which limits the practical use of this type of anchorage system for FRP strengthening.
Modern polish formulas were introduced early in the 20th century and many of those original formulations are still in use today.
Orally taken, dolasetron formulations are still in use for all indications and considered as safe (66).
Even though research and development of effective vaccine formulations are still in progress [ 11, 12], there is a need for new studies focused on the design of novel strategies to induce potent protective immune responses without adverse effects in neonate or immune-compromised individuals [ 4, 13, 14].
(Like most American politicians, he deploys a royal "we", probably to avoid the more obvious narcissism of "I", but still a formulation that suggests an ego in good health).
The EPA is developing a "research plan" with the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences to "evaluate the role of glyphosate in product formulations and the differences in formulation toxicity," the EPA said.
