The phrase "a direct articulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a clear and straightforward expression of thoughts or ideas.
Example: "The speaker provided a direct articulation of the complex issues at hand, making it easier for the audience to understand."
Alternatives: "a clear expression" or "a straightforward statement".
In vitro wear simulation was performed according to ISO 18192-1 2008 (E) with the clinically introduced activ® C cervical artificial disc (Aesculap AG Tuttlingen, Germany) made of UHMWPE/CoCr29Mo6 in a direct comparison to experimental disc articulations made of PEEK, CFR PEEK and PEK.
A direct adaptive output feedback CMAC (cerebellar model articulation controller) control based on only output measurements is proposed with unknown control gain function for a class of affine nonlinear systems.
The articulation or communication of a direct goal can lead to behaviors that prevent the achievement of that goal.
Make a direct submission.
This paper is to propose a direct-action (DA) cerebellar model articulation controller (CMAC) proportional-integral-derivative (PID) controller.
His discussion of Caspar David Friedrich's Teschen altarpiece seems to willfully dismiss as specious an apparently direct and clear articulation of traditional Lutheran faith in the effective mediatorial role of the crucified Lord in the [End Page 98] Eucharist presented by the painting and Friedrich's own description of it.
All larvae had a maxillary process of the palatin (LMs 1, 2) rostro-dorsally directed and an articulation quadrate-mandible (LM 8) behind a hypothetical vertical bar passing through the articulation of the palatin.
Two major categories of floating joint injuries have been described in the literature [4]: type-1 consisting of skeletal disruption above and below an articulation without direct injury to the intermediate joint and type-2 with combined skeletal and direct articular injury.
Three scores for each participant's spoken responses during scanning were calculated: a semantic score; an articulation score and a combined semantic and articulation score.
