formulazione

formulation

noun for-moo-lah-TSYOH-neh Rare

Origin: From Latin 'formulatio', from 'formulare' (to formulate).

Also means

wording

Usage Note

Formulazione refers to the way something is phrased or formulated — a legal clause, a scientific hypothesis, or a diplomatic statement. It is closely related to formula (f) but emphasizes the act or result of formulating rather than the formula itself. The plural is regular: le formulazioni.

Examples

"La formulazione del contratto è ambigua."

Natural Translation

The wording of the contract is ambiguous.

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