The phrase "articulate a step" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the action of clearly explaining or defining a specific step in a process or procedure.
Example: "In order to improve our workflow, we need to articulate a step that addresses the communication gap between departments."
Alternatives: "define a step" or "clarify a step".
It does not help that the Brazilian mass media is essentially in the hands of four families and, in the face of the opposition's failure to articulate a programme, stepped up its activism.
For instance, an instructional strategy guiding the solution-step loop may decide to work with a student on discovering and articulating a particular step of the solution or just skip the step depending on student's knowledge level with respect to the target domain and student's performance on the current problem so far.
Following on the initial steps to articulate a care pathway for depression at a small number of pilot sites (Cange, Mirebalais, and Petite Rivière), the model will be extended to other sites.
Dr Sipho Moyo, its Africa director, said: "This letter is a crucial step alongside others to articulate a clear loud voice from the across the continent that we will not stand by and watch our brothers and sisters starve".
In discussing these findings, we articulate a framework linking information provision to changes in citizens' behavior, and assess the present intervention at each step.
Few could articulate a political objective.
This paper is a first step towards articulating a Chinese version of ecological economics.
Given the vacuum of information currently available, a systematic review of interventions is a crucial step in articulating a coherent approach to reducing this large burden of deaths.
These guidebooks articulate a three-step self-help "program" to produce a "savvy" international medical traveler.
Step 2 then involves articulating a compelling business case for action appropriate to the specific business.
