The phrase "about articulating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or act of expressing thoughts, ideas, or feelings clearly and effectively.
Example: "The workshop will focus on about articulating your vision for the project."
Alternatives: "regarding expressing" or "concerning conveying".
It's about articulating a clear 'one nation' vision of non-selective excellence for everybody.
"A lot of people are shy about articulating their concerns, because they don't want to alienate the mayor," said Mr. Landesman, president of Jujamcyn Theaters.
Macron said: "If it is about articulating the rights of in and out [of the eurozone] countries then … it depends exactly on what your government wants.
"A lot of people are shy about articulating their concerns, because they don't want to alienate the mayor," Mr. Landesman said.
In sailing and racing it's all about articulating what you feel is right in a very short time, because you depend on so many outside factors that constantly change.
But in a play that is closer than usual to the period in which he was writing, Mr. Wilson appears to have felt an urgency about articulating what he saw as the clear and present danger of assimilation.
Investors could be better about clearly articulating what they're looking for, their preferred style of engagement, the expectations they carry, and all the four dimensions listed above.
"It was about girls articulating what they wanted," Amin said.
Some, like Chipotle, are beginning to share a broader story about sustainability by articulating a compelling company purpose.
It turns out that people can be gripped by political ideas when they believe in, or are even curious about, the people articulating them.
However true, little is known about the cement bone articulating surface, its degeneration, or its long-term results.
