Object

• hypothesis: In the worst case scenario, the model maker is forced just to formulate hypotheses about them.

• strategy: With Jack at the helm, they quickly formulate a strategy that includes not lifting a finger or cleaning anything.

• proposal: M was not in a position to oppose this nor to formulate alternative proposals, having regard to her state of heath.

• policy: Political parties should not formulate policy on the basis of the supposed efficacy of any variety of medical treatment or health regime.

• plan: The intention of the meeting is to formulate a plan to deal with the problems.

Modifying Another Word

• explicitly: Because those differences in understanding of a conjecture are not formulated explicitly, they are usually unnoticed.

Used with why or when

• which: Theoretical and ideological considerations must be formulated which inform the discussion.

Infinitive complement

• cleanse: This shampoo by Men-U is formulated to gently cleanse the hair and scalp without stripping the hair of its natural moisture.

• overcome: In the 1970s a new standard was formulated to overcome the problems of Fortran 66 and incorporate several new features.

• meet: It was formulated to meet certain shortages in the UK workforce.

Present participle complement

• accord: An introductory design course might be formulated according to this approach too.

Preposition: in

• accordance: Legal Basis The Plan was formulated in accordance with the following measures: Implementation of guideline no.

• term: The policy statement below is formulated in terms of these four aims.

Preposition: with

• ingredient: For more than 150 years, Kiehl's has served its customers skin and hair care products formulated with the finest ingredients.