The phrase "articulate process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process that is clearly expressed or well-defined, often in contexts related to communication or methodology.
Example: "The team developed an articulate process for onboarding new employees, ensuring that every step was easy to understand."
Alternatives: "clear process" or "well-defined process".
The spinous, transverse, and articulate processes were also removed with the saw.
Prior to the compressive test on vertebrae (L5), the endplates, spinous process, transverse, and articulate processes were cut with a low-speed precision saw (Isomet 1000, Buehler, Lake Bluff, Illinois) with continuous irrigation to obtain parallel surfaces.
This is because the tripus derives from different sources (parapophysis and pleural rib of the third vertebra, the former giving rise to the articulating process, the latter to the transformator process).
Based on the approach of the US Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI), reliability of <80 90%, as in our study, indicates a lack of any articulated common process, whereas reliability of around 95% suggests the presence of a clearly articulated process.
I could visualize a huge can of codfish skulls, with striking enlarged intercalary bones; Spanish-mackerel vertebral columns, with articulating processes designed with a fine precision and economy; and the skull of my own red snapper, with a magnificent supraoccipital crest.
We learned to articulate the process through which the artist is able to convey feeling, and, later, were able to see a similar process at work in poetry.
It added: "More worryingly, the committee is not convinced that Surrey and West Midlands police fully understand, or are fully able to articulate, the process they are undertaking.
The primary objective of this article is to articulate the process undertaken to develop an Australian vaccination training program with nested injection skills training for pharmacy students.
