The phrase "a statement that articulates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a statement that clearly expresses or conveys a particular idea or thought.
Example: "The report includes a statement that articulates the company's vision for the future."
Alternatives: "a declaration that expresses" or "a remark that conveys".
Each node in a graph corresponds to a statement that is articulated by a VH or a statement option for a player and its associated score.
In fact, Colorado's three Catholic bishops on Monday released a statement that articulated their objection to the hospital's legal approach and said it should be abandoned henceforth.
The Mail released a statement that afternoon.
Pick a statement that has personal relevance.
One thing to try is writing a "from/to" statement that articulates where you are today and where you want to go.
In the previous sub-section we identified interventions that may be considered for adoption in these other countries, such as the development of a surveillance system that integrates information from facilitators and the creation of a facilitator recommendations statement that articulates health risks and safety measures, among other points of information.
Interested students are encouraged to submit a strong, well-written personal statement that clearly articulates their internship and their goal in pursuing their opportunity.
Interested students are encouraged to submit a strong, well-written personal statement that clearly articulates their internship and their goal in pursuing this opportunity.
Computer-based scaffolds can display the attainment value of the activity as articulated by each group member along with a statement that to help their groupmates reach those goals, completion of the learning task is necessary.
Make a statement that says, "Yes.
We want a language that articulates and perpetuates our passions.
