formulées

Formulées is the feminine plural past participle of the French verb formuler, used as an adjective in French grammar. It denotes that something has been articulated, stated, or proposed by someone. As an adjective, formulées agrees with feminine plural nouns (for example, propositions formulées, hypothèses formulées, règles formulées). The masculine plural counterpart is formulés, the feminine singular formulée, and the masculine singular formulé.

In usage, formulées appears frequently in academic, legal, and scientific writing to refer to statements, hypotheses, rules, or propositions that have been constructed or presented. Common contexts include phrases such as les propositions formulées par l’auteur or les hypothèses formulées dans l’étude, where the emphasis is on content that has been carefully stated or developed.

Relation to related terms: formulée/des forms serve a similar function to the English formulated or stated when translating, depending on the noun they modify. The noun formulation is distinct and refers to the act or result of formulating itself, whereas formulée(s) describes the form of the noun it accompanies.

Notes: formulées is not a specialized technical term with a fixed definition; rather, it is a standard adjectival form used across registers to indicate that something has been expressed or put forward in a formulated way. Its meaning depends on the context and the noun it accompanies.