The phrase "articulate a bold" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a context where someone is encouraged to express a strong or daring idea or statement.
Example: "In her speech, she aimed to articulate a bold vision for the future of the organization."
Alternatives: "express a bold" or "convey a bold".
But if flagging public interest in their work is ever to be revived, the Obama administration needs to articulate a bold vision capable of relegitimizing crewed missions, and then back it with real money.
The ALP will have to choose between the simple comforts of blanket opposition, risking irrelevance, or decide to articulate a bold plan for progressively balancing the budget in order to win back the trust of voters.
The couple recruited Bauhaus masters Walter Gropius and Herbert Bayer in the late 1940s to articulate a bold new future for the worn-out mining town.
Instead he needs to grow in the job, and articulate a bolder vision of what he would like to achieve, build a broad and capable team, then enable others to deliver it.
Drawing on examples from popular culture and the law, Ford guides the reader through the worst of these abuses, and articulates a bold strategy for dealing with systematic injustice in a world of "racism without racists".
In the last two elections, Democrats, including in the Senate, failed to articulate a strong, bold economic program for the middle class and those working hard to get there.
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He was a spark that ignited passion in others, by articulating such a bold vision for a better collective outcome.
In February 1999, just when the cyberworld in Asia was beginning to take off, Merrill needed a bold and articulate spokesman to better its image among journalists and potential clients.
The letters are lengthy and articulate, written in red ink in a bold scrawl on tissue-thin paper.
The 30th anniversary of the Venice declaration should be a reminder of Europe's unique capacity to articulate a vision that is clearer, bolder and more far-sighted than any other party's.
