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我拟定 (nǐdìng) 了一份新的合同，以便更好地保护双方的利益。
I drafted a new contract in order to better protect the interests of both parties.
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Yes, 拟定 (nǐdìng) is an appropriate word to use in a formal setting. It is a verb that means "to draft, draw up" and is used to describe the process of creating a plan or document. It is often used in legal and business contexts. For example, a lawyer might 拟定 (nǐdìng) a contract or a company might 拟定 (nǐdìng) a policy.
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1. 起草 (qǐcǎo): This word means "to draft, to draw up" and is a synonym for 拟定.
2. 草拟 (cǎonǐ): This word means "to draft, to draw up" and is a synonym for 拟定.
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