Sentence examples for well-formulated from inspiring English sources
'well-formulated' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to describe something that is carefully and thoughtfully constructed or planned. An example sentence would be: "His business plan was well-formulated and concise."
This "well-formulated" plan was abandoned when Ted met Sylvia Plath.
"It's nice to think that when there is a challenge, the United States goes in with a well-formulated plan and sticks to it," said John Lewis Gaddis, a professor of history at Yale.
Gleason was only six years older than Minsky, but he was already recognized as one of the world's premier problem-solvers in mathematics; he seemed able to solve any well-formulated mathematics problem almost instantly.
A well-formulated search engine string could certainly point to materials already developed, and research already published.
Can respond to any relevant, cognitively simple, well-formulated questions required by the task.
For example, Aristotle points out that, for successful investigation to proceed, one first needs a well-formulated question.
I don't claim that these are the only options, or even that these options are particularly well formulated – they're not!
Professor Declan Murphy, of the Institute of Psychiatry, King's College, London, said McKinnon "did not express significant hopelessness or helplessness" and his "suicide plans are not well formulated".
Was the question well formulated? 3.
Mereology having been rather well formulated already in 1916, the transition to symbolism was straightforward there.
Inasmuch as Jacobi had a well formulated theory of knowledge at this stage of his development, it is to be found there.
