The phrase "articulate humans" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe individuals who are able to express their thoughts and ideas clearly and effectively.
Example: "In a discussion about complex topics, it's essential to have articulate humans who can convey their points with clarity."
Alternatives: "eloquent individuals" or "well-spoken people".
Clicks might have been part of the first fully articulate human language that appeared among some group of early humans 50,000 years ago.
To articulate human activities' impacts on UGS soil properties, we compared our samples with background values of soil properties in Beijing (Su et al. [2001]; Liu et al. [2003]), which were sampled in mountains in the outskirt of Beijing to represent soil properties values without human disturbance.
He's a very well-read articulate human being who is very well-versed in the history and cultures on the Arab world, Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, Europe, Africa and so on... So, you could discuss all these issues with him in detail.
Family physicians need to respond to the challenge by respondents to articulate human resource policies appropriate to Africa, including the organisational development of the primary health care team with more sophisticated skills and teamwork.
"Accelerando" (ACT), released last month, takes that preoccupation to its logical extreme: the album is about how music articulates human motion.
To actualize these resolutions into the policy arena, the state system was firmly valorized, regional cooperation was encouraged and supported, and the principles articulating human dignity were promoted.
The Bone Room sells standard articulated human skeletons for around $5,000 and standard adult skulls from $800 to $1700.
For me the album's contribution to the vexing question of human existence lies in the way in Bowie struggles to articulate the human struggle to articulate.
For the Turner jury, State Britain combined "a bold political statement with art's ability to articulate fundamental human truths".
That was praised by the judges for its "immediacy, visceral intensity and historic importance", combining "a bold political statement with art's ability to articulate fundamental human truths".
