The phrase "articulate exchange" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a clear and effective communication or interaction between parties.
Example: "The conference facilitated an articulate exchange of ideas among the participants, leading to innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "clear communication" or "effective dialogue".
That's what we like at Boldface, a vigorous, articulate and animated exchange to get the evening off to a good start.
Results indicate that youth appropriated Edmodo to connect with others, articulate knowledge, and exchange design ideas.
This initiates new production relations and methods, articulated by the exchange of and access to knowledge, for example, through open source systems, expertise exchange initiatives, patent pools, and open licensing.
That's part of the tension that we need to manage in today's environment… We're the heart and soul of the creative community, surely we can step up the game in how we articulate the value of exchange.
Consider the tweet which many articulate Muslims have been exchanging since yesterday, in tribute to the policeman who died in the Paris attack: "I am Ahmed the dead cop.
Jefferson's attempts to negotiate resulted in deadlock, and he was told simply that the kidnapping and enslavement of the infidels would continue, tersely articulated by Adja in the exchange paraphrased above.
"No one could articulate the whole concept of the exchange to the outside world better," said one high-level trader who has worked with Mr. Grasso for the past 10 years.
- Step Four: As organized groups begin to assemble, and knowledge and opinions are exchanged, people begin to articulate the message.
Within this theory, peer review provides learners with opportunities to exchange multiple corrective feedback and articulate their knowledge of L2 (Hyland & Hyland, 2006).
Up stepped Butt, urbane, articulate and impressive in his soft-spoken exchanges in front of a microphone.
