The phrase "an articulation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific expression or explanation that conveys a particular idea or concept.
Example: "The report serves as an articulation for the need to improve our environmental policies."
Alternatives: "a statement for" or "an explanation for".
"Delivered during the Civil War, his SOTU reports to Congress provided a reflection on values; an assessment of past accomplishments; an articulation of policy goals for the future; and call for deliberation between the legislative and executive branches of government.
If his supporters had hoped for an articulation of the significance of the "people's presidency," or for a plan to move beyond a symbolic protest, they would be disappointed.
Presentists hold that only the present exists (for an articulation of various kinds of presentism, and the challenges they face, see Bourne 2006), whereas eternalists grant equal reality to all times.
For discussion of the myth of the in-control agent, see (Carse 2006), and for an articulation of an alternative relational conception of autonomy, see [End Page 44] (Mackenzie and Stoljar 2000).
I argue that their rejection of rigid scripts and techniques, in favor of protean hybrid forms and themes, should be read not as a capitulation to foreignness, but as an articulation of the desire for freedom and democracy an articulation that earlier poetry may have expressed, but not with such poignancy and force.
"The next step that seems likely [from the FDA] is an articulation of a desire for a policy that would involve a more individualized assessment," he said, followed by testing of new screening questions and then a trial.
On the one hand, an articulation of a principled framework for understanding a large segment of human behavior that tries to lay down rules and guiding principles by which we ought to structure behavior.
The principles represent an articulation of what the members stood for and believed at that time.
Note that, for adults, each mispronunciation could represent an unfamiliar articulation, for example a novel dialect, while pseudowords will not act as labels for the pictures.
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