The phrase "articulate a process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the act of clearly explaining or describing a specific procedure or method.
Example: "In the meeting, we need to articulate a process for onboarding new employees to ensure everyone understands their roles."
Alternatives: "define a process" or "explain a process".
When he says, in a commentary on Manet's "Le Linge," that a palpable atmosphere is beginning to subsume distinct human figures, he not only captures the direction of Impressionist painting but articulates a process unfolding in his own work.
This article articulates a process for developing scholarly trajectories consistent with core values and priorities.
We articulate a four-phase process that guides natural resource and remote sensing specialists through a collaborative process to articulate goals, evaluate data and options for image processing, refine or eliminate unrealistic paths, and assess the cost and utility of different options.
Based on the approach of the US Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI), reliability of <80 90%, as in our study, indicates a lack of any articulated common process, whereas reliability of around 95% suggests the presence of a clearly articulated process.
The spine ends in the acromion, a process that articulates with the clavicle, or collarbone, in front and helps form the upper part of the shoulder socket.
Now exclusion, intensification and unifying completion are understood as part of a process of articulating the structure of lived experience.
The trauma of giving birth is something Olds returns to again and again in her poetry, a process she articulates as a merger of identities among the poet, the poet's mother, and the poet's daughter, a regression across three generations, where the poet's daughter is really the poet's mother, and where the poet is really her mother's mother when the poet was a child.
The future is perceived as a forthcoming state of an object or a process, and we could articulate our suggestions relying on the merits of our observational distancing.
Rather than being mere rationalization, post hoc reasoning might be a process of trying to articulate the considerations one's intuitive judgments were responsive to.
I once asked him to try to articulate the process of creating a new dish.
