The phrase "articulate sharing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the clear and effective communication of ideas or information in a sharing context.
Example: "The workshop focused on articulate sharing of best practices among team members to enhance collaboration."
Alternatives: "clear communication" or "effective sharing".
Perhaps if we continue this conversation, Americans on the right and the left can overcome our separation and begin to articulate shared, lasting values.
And indeed, until Trump's inaugural address -- one that sounded to rhetoric scholars more like a stump speech to his campaign supporters -- that has been their most common purpose, to articulate shared values in a democracy.
Obsessing about how coherent the arguments of New Atheists are – rather than noticing how popular the movement is; the emotional feelings of recognition that some readers have in response to it; how people discuss New Atheism with each other and use it to help articulate shared non-religious positions – is to do precisely what critics would have the New Atheists stop doing.
This typically requires that the group organize into an association or party, so that its members can share their experiences and, through discussion, articulate shared complaints and advance proposals to address them.
Reminding people of your values requires, of course, that you can actually articulate shared values.
Where other companies were run by fiat, he managed by articulating shared corporate values and building internal consensus.
Ethical guidelines and regulations attempt to bring doctors together by articulating shared values.
Ethical guidelines and regulations attempt to bring professionals together by articulating shared values.
In this respect, Nicholls 24 suggests that the media play a role 'in articulating shared cultural values around alcohol' (p. 200).
Within the boundaries of the MalariaGEN research collaboration, researchers felt confident that their insider knowledge and values were appropriately articulated, shared and respected.
