The phrase "actually articulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something has been clearly expressed or communicated.
Example: "The speaker's points were actually articulated in a way that everyone could understand."
Alternatives: "clearly expressed" or "well communicated".
For one thing, Nono indicates parts of the text that are to be read but not actually articulated.
If the Republican leadership doesn't look, at a minimum, like it's actually articulated and attempted to advance some conservative principles, then I think we'll lose the majority".
To eliminate inconsistency and abuses under the functional theory, some commentators suggest that courts restrict the evaluation of a state's interest to those objectives actually articulated by the rule's makers.
It was only with Lula's Workers' party (PT) that a truer vision for a more just and equal country – which offered opportunities and inclusion for the poor from the north-east, the indigenous populations, African-Brazilians and less privileged women – was actually articulated.
Black-ish aired "Hope," which centered on police brutality but also actually articulated how, for black people watching the inauguration, joy turned to fear for Obama's life.
If they don't do that, they have no useful function". Or, maybe it's just a dog whistle for starving the Treasury of revenues and reducing the size of government, although that's not how this sort of thing usually works out (instead, you end up with larger deficits; note that none of the candidates have actually articulated offsetting spending cuts).
He hints at responsibility, but can't actually articulate it.
But it takes courage to actually articulate that which you know is against the rules.
"She was willing to do something that a lot of other Republicans, leading Republicans, have been unwilling to do, which is to actually articulate a commitment to some core American values that some leading Republican presidential candidates are speaking out against," Mr. Earnest said.
People are actually articulating: "They said we were divided, extreme, ignorant, fanatic - well here we are: diverse, inclusive, hospitable, generous, sophisticated, creative and witty". In Philip Pullman's Northern Lights, the aim of the evil guys is to sever children from their spirits so releasing the energy needed by the government.
Reminding people of your values requires, of course, that you can actually articulate shared values.
