The phrase "an enunciation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal expression or declaration of an idea, thought, or statement.
Example: "The professor provided an enunciation of the key principles of the theory during the lecture."
Alternatives: "a statement of" or "a declaration of".
We concluded that, assuming a role in the game, the players established an enunciation process of logical problems – puzzles.
His other accomplishments in physics includes a study of bodies in free fall (closely modeled on Galileo's work), a mature enunciation of the principle of inertia, and an early and reasonably accurate interpretation of the Pascalian barometry experiments of the late 1640s.
That's such a great enunciation of what it means to be a human being, you know?
Duhem recognized in his theory of chemical dissociation and in his thermodynamics generally a first enunciation of the chemical theories that Josiah Willard Gibbs, an important later influence on Duhem, was to develop more fully.
As the curtain descended during the final bars, the crowd began to erupt in applause, but Levine and the orchestra held back the inevitable triumph with a furious enunciation of the cognitively dissonant G-major chord with which the score ends.
A former rock critic and autodidact who lives in a bohemian grotto on the Upper East Side, Perkus is forever prattling on, while stoned on high-grade pot, about things like Marlon Brando's being "the living avatar of the unexpressed, a human enunciation of the remaining hopes for our murdered era".
It won't be voted on by the regents, but it is nevertheless a significant enunciation of university policy and, if the regents view it positively, it could lead in the future to new policies that would be binding.
However, the call for the scale-up of education programmes has been accompanied by a clear enunciation of systemic challenges in health professional education (5, 8).
This planning exercise should take into account the gaps identified by this study including a stronger focus on improved monitoring and supervision of trained staff, provision of supplies and logistic support, and a clear enunciation of stakeholder roles and responsibilities.
Right now, all information is available on many devices around us at the touch of a finger or the enunciation of a phrase.
