The phrase "a better articulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the clarity or effectiveness of expressing an idea or concept.
Example: "The team needs to provide a better articulation of their goals to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "a clearer expression" or "an improved explanation."
This would give a "better articulation of a very specific relationship with the EU", according to a confidential briefing note based on conversations with senior diplomats at the centre of the negotiations.
Our assertion is that a better articulation and mapping of different pedagogical processes, tools and techniques will provide a pedagogic approach that is more reflexive and consistent with practitioners' theoretical perspective on learning and teaching.
Synergies and linkages should be built between the CGP and other programmes in the area of child health, nutrition and education, but also rural and micro-enterprise development, and including a better articulation with emergency response programmes.
The subject matter perhaps requires a deeper level of thought and understanding, and better articulation, than Themes A and B, which are based more on acquired knowledge.
We learned in the process that we needed more reflectors on their feet and hands to get better articulation".
There is, perhaps, no better articulation of this than Saki's classic short story Filboid Studge, the Story of a Mouse that Helped.
These results make it evident that better articulation among different clusters of growers and other actors should be encouraged, and that diversified and tailor-made extension strategies should be designed to optimally support different clusters of growers.
Other deliberations are more limited, with some useful insights gained at the expense of other ideas in need of better articulation or reconsideration.
The creation a more comprehensive communications and case management system, has the potential not only to improve beneficiaries' experience of the programme, but also to increase its impacts, through closer monitoring, better tailored messaging and better articulation with other services.
The higher proportion of refractive error reported in older children could be due to better articulation by older children and detection of their visual problems by their families or teachers.
This information will help tailor educational programs for individual registrars (as has been used in the undergraduate setting [ 53]), and allow better articulation of RTP educational release activities with practice experience.
