"articulate how to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence if you are asking someone to explain a process or task in a clear and precise manner. For example: "Please articulate how to assemble the desk."
Of the generation whose dreams turned to ashes when the Soviet tanks put an end to the Prague Spring of 1968, Mr. Havel emerged as the man who could best articulate how to counter regimes that try to control every aspect of their subjects' lives.
The concept of resilience has permeated the discourse of many land use and environmental agencies in an attempt to articulate how to develop and implement policies concerned with the social and ecological dimensions of natural disturbances.
"I didn't know how to articulate how to keep that and honor that, but still move forward without any guilt or any fear".
Aesthetic Sense It's not about physical beauty, but about how to be more articulate, how to design a course of action that pursues beautiful outcomes vs ugly outcomes.
So now is the time to articulate how to balance Trump's economic goals with the goals - and science - of clean water, clean air and clean energy in terms that are accessible to a new administration still settling in.
With the growing concern over our ballooning deficit, a plan that articulates how to save $1 trillion in health care costs over the next decade should go over rather well with the American people.
However, perhaps illustrating the challenges of enacting change in the industry, even those pushing for it can struggle to articulate how they respond to attempts to diversify.
Terry Mason - one of the band's mates back in the day - is memorably filmed struggling to articulate how it felt to suddenly watch his mates from the pub turn into something else before his very eyes.
Lacy, who was named CEO in October 2000, has yet to articulate how he plans to grow Sears' sluggish retail sales.
By the time you've reached the end of your logline, you need to articulate how you plan to overcome those obstacles and ultimately solve that problem.
The president, who campaigned on getting U.S. troops out of Iraq, has struggled to articulate how he wants to address Islamic State, telling reporters last month that "we don't have a strategy yet" to tackle the group.
