The phrase "an articulation between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a connection or relationship between two or more entities, concepts, or ideas.
Example: "The report highlights an articulation between economic growth and environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "a connection between" or "a link between".
However, an articulation between skin tissue engineering and regenerative medicine may bring transforming advances in this field that may lead to the ability to restore skin structure and function.
As a consequence, some territories - including livestock territories - may be the result of an articulation between the sedimentation of daily practices and overarching institutional processes (Gautier et al. 2011; Gautier and Hautdidier 2012).
These two simultaneous transformations generate an articulation between the proximal part of the transformed Mc and the pq.
An accelerated wear testing procedure was developed to carry out an articulation process between UHWMPE and microfabricated surfaces with controlled asperities.
Generally, the 3D model-based approaches use a coarticulation model with an articulation mapping between a phoneme and the model's action parameters.
These synapomorphies, among others, include a reduction in size of the postparietal (a bone at the back of the skull) and a long basicranial articulation (an ancient articulation between the braincase and the palate that has fused in extant turtles) (deBraga, in press).
However, up until recently, there was an incipient articulation between the Unified Public Health System (SUS) and the National Science and Technology System, which did not guarantee the application of results and findings to meet the SUS's social needs and purposes.
Second, we need to find a better articulation between global solutions and local contexts.
There is no evidence of a formed articulation between the eighth cervical vertebra and the nuchal.
Aristotle seems to have seen nothing more to existence than essence; there is not a space between an articulation of what a thing is and that thing's existing.
What they achieve is exactly what the sculptures so often deliberately avoid – an articulation of the strange tension between figuration and abstraction in the real world around us.
