The phrase "articulate information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the clarity and expressiveness of the information being conveyed.
Example: "The speaker was able to articulate information clearly, making it easy for the audience to understand complex concepts."
Alternatives: "express information clearly" or "convey information effectively."
The presented methodology enables large scale and unbiased involvement of stakeholders in articulating information needs in a multi-user nature reserve like the Wadden Sea.
"Ironically, with social media you have more people speaking out through networks, but they're not articulating information that can be of greater benefit to the public," he says.
The methodology consists of the following steps: i) exploring social ecological issues of concern and defining the monitoring scope; ii) articulating information needs expressed as tractable questions; iii) elaborating monitoring needs; iv) grounding in scientific models and current monitoring; v) synthesizing assessment findings into target entities, i.e. analysis variables for monitoring.
Executive summaries are often used in business to articulate complex information or concepts in a succinct way.
So as well as developing our language skills, our ancestors also had to evolve bigger brains; which ultimately are needed to imagine, process and articulate the information required to discuss the comings and goings of our peers.
In the majority of IDIs conducted at all stages during follow-up (Table 1), MDP301 trial participants in Mwanza were able to appropriately recall and articulate key information related to the potential non-protective effect of gel, for example: "At present I do not know... until after the results are examined by those experts, they will know and will inform us.
For the fourth domain, the participants were expected to demonstrate their skills in calculating RRR and NNT from one of the highest-level articles and to articulate this information during the debate in a format that was understandable to end-users from a nonmedical background.
No one on either side of the equation can do what they need to do unless expectations are clearly articulated and information is freely shared.
More specifically, according to our survey, there are cases in which large-scale web search engines have limited ability in providing sufficient help to their users while articulating their information needs as search keywords.
