The phrase "are articulated that" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe how something is expressed or communicated, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The ideas are articulated that they can be easily understood by the audience." (This example is still awkward and needs revision.)
Alternatives: "are expressed in a way that" or "are conveyed so that".
The conflicts that are intrinsic to debate often spur useful thinking, and cause ideas to be articulated that might otherwise remain dormant.
A new model of Jewish service needs to be articulated that is informed both by Jewish sources and by the radical new challenges of our time.
Moreover, it is articulated that rules cannot be comprehensive and that the actual involvement of the child depends highly on how people act in practice.
This was predicated on the recognition that for some individuals, their subjective shift may not have previously been articulated; that is, it may have been sensed internally but remained pre-verbal or pre-cognitive.
"The question, I think, is articulating that full menu of models" so that the development of a preservation market will be encouraged, Dr. Lavoie said.
In terms of benefits, it has been articulated that the contribution of personal data would not yield any direct benefit for the participants, given the fact that society and science at large are the conceived beneficiaries of such initiatives.
It's been articulated that this is nonsense, and I'd agree.
For example, concern has been articulated that the harms potentially caused by deception in clinical contexts may include impairment of trust that patients have in health care staff, potentially leading to poorer health outcomes (Wendler and Miller 2004).
That doesn't mean he is now a John McCain, but it certainly does mean that he has a greater appreciation and has been articulating that".
The longitudinal muscles of the thorax depress the wings that are articulated with it; the vertical muscles elevate them.
