v.使(安排、计划、关系)成为正式的，(通过规则)使有固定体系，使定形
formalize的过去分词和过去式

原形：formalize

The company's objectives are formally outlined in the annual business plan, which is reviewed and updated annually.
公司的目标在年度业务计划中被正式明确，该计划每年都会被审查和更新。
A formal contract was signed between the two parties to ensure legal compliance and clarity of obligations.
双方正式签署了合同，以确保法律遵从性和义务的明确性。
In a formal meeting, all attendees are expected to dress in business attire and follow proper protocol.
在正式会议中，所有参与者都应穿着商务装，并遵循适当的程序。
Her thesis, which she presented at the conference, underwent rigorous formal review by her peers.
她在会议上提交的论文经过同行的严格正式评审。
To apply for a visa, one must submit a formal application along with supporting documents.
申请签证时，申请人必须提交正式申请表以及相关支持文件。
The court conducted a formal hearing to determine the defendant's guilt or innocence.
法院进行了正式听证，以确定被告是否有罪。
The university's curriculum is designed on a formal structure, consisting of core courses and electives.
大学课程设计有正式的结构，包括核心课程和选修课。
A formal apology was issued by the CEO to address the customer complaints and restore their confidence."
CEO发布了正式道歉，以回应客户投诉并恢复他们的信任。
The legal system operates under a formal precedent system, where previous cases guide future decisions.
法律体系遵循正式的先例制度，先前的案例指导后续的判决。
The company's policy on workplace harassment is clearly stated in a formal code of conduct.
公司对职场骚扰的政策在正式的行为准则中明确规定。