The phrase "articulate positions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing clearly expressed viewpoints or stances on a particular issue or topic.
Example: "During the debate, each candidate was able to articulate their positions on healthcare reform effectively."
Alternatives: "express viewpoints" or "state opinions".
Halfway between his victory in the Democratic primary and his rematch with Senator Joseph I. Lieberman in the general election, Mr. Lamont is trying to articulate positions on a variety of domestic issues, from education to transportation to jobs.
Feminist scientists, critics, and analysts of science articulate positions that range from profound ambivalence to respect and enthusiasm for the sciences.
People who articulate positions about global warming, for example, being a hoax, or not that serious, or not man-made, are either assumed to be crazy, stupid or have some kind of financial agenda.
But they also jumpstart the conversation about a play — by advancing an articulate position, as well as providing a vocabularly for grappling with ideas that can be pretty slippery for the unitiatiated (the Wooster Group, anyone?).
"Newspapers, by articulating positions, are the kernels of parties".
I think he articulated positions he always had".
Looking more broadly, Mr. Perrineau said, the outcome mirrors the politics of the far right across Europe and the way the movement has benefited from the vaguely articulated positions of more centrist parties.
"My impression during the course of the case and during the course of the negotiations is that he is enormously talented as a tactician, and extremely brilliant, and extremely rigid in articulating positions and adhering to them," Mr. Beslow said.
So, both Deen and the Luton protesters were criticising government policies and both were articulating positions – opposing a third runway at Heathrow and British military action in Iraq – that have not insignificant popular support.
If I have contributed to the conversation by articulating positions that you, dear reader, are trying to muddle through, than I have already exceeded expectations: this is awesome.
"Having considered the matter, the government adheres to its previously articulated position," wrote Michael F. Hertz, acting assistant attorney general.
