1. the process or act of reducing something to a formula or set of formulas; the conversion of ideas, rules, or procedures into a systematic, standardized form
Usage: formal; often used in academic, scientific, or technical contexts

Examples

• The formularization of the scientific method made research more reproducible across laboratories.
• The company's formularization of its customer service protocol improved consistency.
• Philosophers debated whether the formularization of ethics could capture its full complexity.
• The formularization of grammar rules helps language learners understand sentence structure.
• Mathematical formularization allows abstract concepts to be expressed precisely.
• The formularization of legal procedures ensures fairness in the court system.