The phrase "articulate and use" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ability to express thoughts clearly and apply them in practice.
Example: "It is important for students to articulate and use their ideas effectively during discussions."
Alternatives: "express and apply" or "communicate and implement".
This paper articulates and uses the theoretical frameworks of bio-objectification and tissue economies to analyse the experiences of Xbank and draw out further implications of the potential precariousness of biobanking practice.
All papers included were adjudged to be ethical, important, clearly articulated and used appropriate, rigorous methods.
Victory in foreign affairs requires a well articulated policy and use of every available tool at our disposal.
I've had the account from 2010, but it blew up in 2013 when I started posting more articulate images and using Instagram as my portfolio.
It is also possible that people do not understand the relationship between physical symptoms and mental stress [ 28] or have difficulty to articulate their emotional status and use physical symptoms to articulate mental distress [ 29].
Because of the large number of parameter-rich tests of sequence evolution that can conceivably be performed on a given alignment, it is important to clearly articulate the tested hypotheses and use a hierarchical approach to data analysis that allows suitable likelihood tests.
Mona is also well-read and articulate, and the writers used the character as a way to explain the origins of Lisa's intelligence.
The liberal arts teach us to think by training us to write, articulate, work cooperatively, employ technology and use quantitative methods.
Articulate and media-savvy (he used to be a journalist), Ramesh has kept the public involved in his battles.
The students were required to articulate and share their rationales using the space, namely, the rationale space.
