"work formally" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe how someone is working in a professional setting. For example, "She worked formally to complete the project on time."
They are inextricably linked to that work formally, conceptually.
Some companies offer employees a choice: work formally for a given wage or informally for a slightly higher one.
But what ultimately mobilized the community against Arpaio was his decision to work formally and systematically with federal immigration authorities.
The mathematical framework is essentially engineering mathematics, and mainly one will work formally by using the Maruyama notation of fractional order.
An outdoor, amplified performance of this daunting work, formally Mahler's Symphony No. 8 in E flat, is not an occasion for close critical scrutiny.
The refugees hosted in the two countries are particularly vulnerable as they cannot work formally and tend to be younger, less educated and have larger households.
Surprisingly, few works formally examine the general role of defaults.
Being married and the head of the household has a positive effect on working formally and a negative effect on working informally, and meanwhile, being single has a negative effect in both sectors.
If the worker works formally, the worker may receive the insurance in t+1, at a fixed percentage (b 2) of the previous wage, in addition to the benefit B 2 X,S) which reflects presumed leisure or home production.
13As an alternative that removes moral hazard associated with UI in developing countries – both the waiting effect and the incentives to work informally during the period of benefit receipt – (Hijzen2011) suggests UI benefits in Brazil to be paid as a lump sum instead of as a monthly payment conditional on not working formally.
Finally - and most critical - Schwarzenegger delivered remarks to the official UN negotiating body that was working formally to integrate sub-national actions into the UNFCCC negotiations for the first time in history.
