The phrase "articulate a form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the expression or clarification of a particular structure, idea, or concept.
Example: "In her presentation, she was able to articulate a form of sustainable living that resonated with the audience."
Alternatives: "express a type" or "define a model".
Jesus, for her, was one of many wandering preachers and miracle-workers who made no particular claim to be divine but did articulate a form of Jewish nationalism.
Not only is there a problem simply in accounting for the emergence of something so distinctive as consciousness from mere matter, it is surprisingly difficult to articulate a form of emergentism that does not threaten to make the emergent features causally impotent or epiphenomenal.
Over the course of several months, The WorldPost interviewed dozens of Tilbury residents from a wide range of social backgrounds and heard many articulate a form of nostalgic nativism to explain their disillusionment with the status quo.
Calling their opponents "unpatriotic" and implying they are guided by "foreign interests", these politicians consistently articulate a moral form of anti-pluralism.
Though the Bush administration has yet to articulate a fully formed China policy, there are unsettling indications that it may be inclined to see China primarily as an emerging military threat.
To ignite a more constructive discussion ahead, I am going to articulate an alternative form of prophetic statehood familiar with the Abrahamic traditions.
But Lavine has articulated a sophisticated form of set-theoretical ultra-finitism which is mathematically non-revisionist (Lavine 1994).
Students can also articulate a less complete form of reasoning in which they may suggest an idea or use a "because -type statement, typically providing partial evidence supporting an idea because -type logical connection to their claim.
It would help address such questions as whether Neanderthals and humans interbred, whether the archaic humans had an articulate form of language, how the Neanderthal brain was constructed, if they had light or dark skin, and the total size of the Neanderthal population.
In the movie, the deaf Scottish percussionist EVELYN GLENNIE, a world-class musician and articulate teacher, demonstrates "hearing is a form of touching".
The criticism reflects, in part, Obama's effort in the seventh year of his presidency to articulate a new and radical form of American exceptionalism.
