"Using a formulation" is a grammatically correct and useful phrase in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a specific way of presenting or expressing something, often in a more formal or structured manner. Example: "Using a formulation such as 'It can be argued that...' allows for a more analytical approach to the topic at hand." This phrase can be used in various contexts, such as academic writing, business communication, or even in everyday conversation. It is particularly useful when discussing complex or controversial topics, as it allows the speaker or writer to present their ideas in a clear and organized manner.
General Myers laid out the military's broad requirements for potential deployment to Liberia, using a formulation paralleling the so-called Powell doctrine, which Mr. Powell laid out when he was chairman of the Joint Chiefs from October 1989 to September 1993.
In this case, the artifact, calculated using a formulation presented by Kobayashi et al. [26], should be at most 8 cm at the elevation of 500 m.
In this paper, a method is presented to address the complex nature of the problem, while using a formulation that can be solved in a reasonable computing time.
The experiments using a formulation of the traveling salesman problem show that the algorithm can find reasonably good solutions for noisy objective landscapes with inexact derivatives information.
Anyway, it has been shown that the overestimation can be alleviated by using a formulation with more modes for these cases.
In addition, we conducted clinical trials for the first time using a formulation for atopic dermatitis to identify the value of photosynthetic bacteria for the treatment of this disease.
In August 2006, the thwarted terrorists were planning to use "a formulation that was specifically put together to get around our screening measures," he said.
Before Kerry and Nader had their friendly and inconclusive chat, the presumptive Democratic nominee used a formulation to reporters that has traditionally been used to discourage the defection of party regulars: a vote for Nader would be the equivalent of a vote for Bush.
In one of Roberts's early civil-rights opinions as Chief Justice, a 2007 case in which he struck down the school-integration program in Seattle, he used a formulation that sums up his approach: "The way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race".
In the late 20th century it was discovered that the herem pronounced against Spinoza used a formulation that was given to the Amsterdam Jewish community by the Venetian Jewish community in 1617 and was specifically intended for heretics.
For modeling such areas, it is considered to use a formulation based on social force models.
