Formulate (verb)

1. To express something, typically a plan, idea, or theory, in a clear and systematic way.
2. To create or develop a formula for something.
3. To express something, typically a plan, idea, or theory, in a clear and systematic way.
4. To devise or create a plan or strategy.

Origin:

From latin formulatus, perfect passive participle of formulare, from formula.

Examples:

1. He formulated a new theory of evolution.
2. The scientists formulated a new drug to treat the disease.
3. The government formulated a new policy on education.
4. The committee formulated a plan to increase the company's profits.
5. The lawyer formulated a strategy for the defense.