formalised

IPA: fˈɔrmʌɫaɪzd

given formal standing or endorsement; made official or legitimate by the observance of proper procedures
concerned with or characterized by rigorous or adherence to recognized forms (especially in religion or art)

Examples of "formalised" in Sentences

I have not heard of it before, is it a formalised concept?
Under the total captaincy model, this could be formalised, with 11 men wearing armbands.
If it had been done, we'd have ended up with all sorts of 'formalised' heterdox theology.
No agenda for this meeting was ever formalised, which is hardly surprising, but its purpose was twofold.
By early 2010, Rockwood "formalised" a list of about 15 specific targets, which may have included US soldiers.
Since the 1990s, residency and building has been formalised to an extent: new construction requires consent by signature from neighbours.
Lives are short; the landscape is ruined; what's left of science, religion and culture has become formalised puppet show and nursery rhyme.
One senior BBC insider said there is growing unease among executives about the likely reaction of staff to some of the cuts once they are formalised.
But Murphy will reject the idea of a formalised European defence policy signed off in Brussels, and suggest security planning should be done on an ad-hoc basis through Nato.
KNOWLEDGE ARCHIVE "The origins of Sunderland's Black Cats nickname makes me wonder if there are any other clubs with a similarly official nickname that resulted from some kind of formalised poll," wondered Mark Goodge in 2009.