The phrase "articulate speaking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a manner of speaking that is clear, effective, and well-expressed.
Example: "Her articulate speaking style captivated the audience and made her message resonate."
Alternatives: "clear communication" or "eloquent speech".
He sounded articulate, speaking in full, well-rounded sentences, but stopped short of eloquence.
With your excellent English and articulate speaking style?" I knew that if Alan was going to help free his wife from her sexual fears, he needed to stop constantly asking for her approval.
It really helped in life because you learn how to connect with your audience and be more articulate speaking in public.
Buttigieg, an openly gay Afghanistan veteran, has also attracted attention for his mayoral record, unique life story and articulate speaking style.
That one word — "articulate" — spoke volumes.
He is well-dressed, articulate, speaks fluent English and is the son of a diplomat.
Make sure you're articulate, speak clearly, and make your main point crystal clear.
But he also came off as an intelligent and articulate witness, speaking directly to the jury when explaining concepts like hedge funds and initial public offerings.
The qualities that helped Romney as an industry executive worked against him as a presidential candidate; he had difficulty being articulate, often speaking at length and too forthrightly on a topic and then later correcting himself while maintaining he was not.
Participation in the Witness Project required that both witness role models and lay health advisors be articulate, comfortable speaking to people, possess a desire to provide health education, commit to an intensive training program, have a commitment to improving cancer education in the community, be willing to be available to the community and to act as a health information resource.
Treat the individual with respect by articulating and speaking at a comfortable volume that is suitable for both of you.
