'articulate delivery' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a clear and effective manner of speaking. For example, "The CEO's articulate delivery made her presentation very compelling."
Channel your inner news anchor and aim for that kind of articulate delivery.
Slick videos, minimalist slides and articulate delivery all play their part, but the most important factor?
Is it his heavy, articulate delivery that's so lasting, or just that he's really the first, great Scottish actor to have such international acclaim?
But while the 53-year-old's steely eyes and sharp, articulate delivery on the stage and screen make him an ideal villain, those characters are the furthest turn from the lovable, childlike Izzard he becomes when performing stand-up.
Florida Senator Marco Rubio had the most articulate, sharp delivery which showed the best debate style, which effectively distracts viewers from his flip-flops.
If I could, man, I probably would flirt with all of y'all" — but his delivery is rhythmically articulate and harmonically rich.
The songs were uniformly superb, and in his flawless delivery – every phrase articulated with noble precision, every legato shift and taking of breath finely judged – Sinatra paid them the highest due.
We suggest working practices to identify training needs, to articulate learning objectives and to ensure delivery of suitable training for given audiences, a quality-assurance process and a sound organizational framework.
Or maybe the naturally rapid-fire delivery of this hyper-articulate New York performer.
The principles articulate both effective program practices and service delivery issues, and provide ready access to the research literature on "what works".
I didn't know about the delivery system – a lava flow articulated in a deep, rural drawl: "Who lives there next to the hotel?
