0 officially: --
2 (of garden design) in a way that is carefully designed and kept according to a plan --
3 in an official way: --
You will receive a letter formally confirming your appointment as professor of English.
Moreover, the formally organised layout emphasises the public aspect of a visit rather than encouraging a more private appreciation of the paintings.
Thus, it is desirable for test designers to formally examine the reliability and validity of tests and develop procedures that minimize measurement error.
Functions comprise not only formally assigned tasks but also informal roles, such as spreading enthusiasm, providing critical feedback, and mediating between different viewpoints.
One of their guiding principles is that place and type are remembered formally and materially, and then selectively reconstructed as images specific to each project.
Most communal business was transacted formally or informally within the precincts of the synagogue around which communal affairs revolved.
The latter two are formally published periodicals, and should therefore be obtainable through libraries.
Now, however, they are being formally recognised as mild, but genuine, variations of full-blown psychosis.
Once the teaching has been carried out, it remains to test formally or informally that the objectives have been achieved.
