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Yes, 父 (fù) can be used in a formal setting to refer to "father". It is a respectful and formal term for one's father.
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爸爸 (bàba): This is a more informal way of saying "father". It is used more often in spoken language.
爹 (diē): This is a more formal way of saying "father". It is used more often in written language.
阿爸 (ābà): This is a term of endearment for "father". It is used more often in spoken language.
老爸 (lǎobà): This is a term of endearment for "father". It is used more often in spoken language.
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