The phrase "are well articulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe ideas, thoughts, or expressions that are clearly and effectively communicated.
Example: "The arguments presented in the essay are well articulated, making it easy for the reader to understand the author's perspective."
Alternatives: "are clearly expressed" or "are effectively communicated".
We value thoughts that are well articulated.
The differing of cultural attitudes towards time are well articulated by their vocabularies.
While the complaints of working mothers are well articulated, it is often much harder for employers to explain why working mothers continue to experience problems at work combining career and family.
The various possible rationales for Iago's wrath are well articulated here: jealousy over Desdemona; outrage at being passed over in rank; suspicion that Othello covets Iago's wife, Emilia Karen Peakess).
The reasons for this 'underutilization' are well articulated by DFID (2011), among which are the poor fit between pastoralists' objectives in selling their livestock and the demands of the market, as well as long and risky marketing chains.
The model is devised after revisiting both Carroll's and Visser's models which are well-known and understood, and therefore, the concepts involved in it are well articulated, and it is easy for its audience to understand. 2.
It's been well articulated.
These legs were well articulated on the body of the vessel and formed an extension of the interior volume.
He wrote "The Gift" because he could find no place where his own motivations for writing poetry were well articulated, but articulating them required a poet's suggestiveness.
The goals of reform have been well articulated by the president: increase access to health care, improve quality of care and reduce costs.
The basic legal-institutional design considerations that are pertinent to the establishment of a monetary system have never been well articulated.
