The phrase "articulate opening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a clear and effective introduction to a speech, presentation, or written work.
Example: "The speaker's articulate opening captivated the audience and set the tone for the rest of the presentation."
Alternatives: "clear introduction" or "effective opening".
The book's essential question is articulated in this opening quotation about the '60s, which he attributes to Tom Hayden: "Over and over it came down to that question — what was reality in an unreal time?" On the evidence of "Manson," a lot of the mystical aura surrounding Mr. Manson was less real than imagined by a terrified populace and titillated press corps.
"This is after all the most iconic image of our generation," the artist said in a flier distributed at his opening show in the Articulate Baboon gallery.
In the film's memorable opening scene, the exquisitely articulate young woman whom Zuckerberg is dating dumps him after he insults her in a million different ways.
Articulate brachiopods have toothed hinges and simple opening and closing muscles, while inarticulate brachiopods have untoothed hinges and a more complex system of muscles used to keep the two halves aligned.
I met Christina Hendricks at a play opening and she was so articulate and kind of soft-spoken and amazing, and I was like, "Why was I thinking I was gonna meet the character from 'Mad Men'?" I did it too.
Since neither of the main political parties articulates this world view, Lindsey sees an opening for a third party to capture the centre ground.
The album's opening cut, a joyous, beautifully articulated "Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home," from the 1946 show "St. Louis Woman," can be taken as a statement of musical intention.
In the health domain, Gluckman et al. (2011) provide an opening synthesis that begins by articulating the principles of evolutionary medicine - that selection acts on fitness, not health; that our evolutionary history does not cause disease, but rather impacts on our risk of disease in particular environments; and that we are now living in novel environments compared to those in which we evolved.
That's what we're raising with the Democratic Party – there's got to be an opening up so people are competent, qualified, articulate.
