The phrase "articulate specific and" is not complete and lacks context, but the structure is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to express particular ideas or details clearly and precisely.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to articulate specific and measurable goals for the project."
Alternatives: "express particular and" or "define clear and".
By articulating specific and realistic expectations of what our trainings could achieve, and bearing in mind the factors that limit training effectiveness, we developed three evidence-based tenets to guide the design of any unconscious bias training.
Some recent studies have also begun to articulate specific knowledge and skills leaders need to facilitate teachers' learning including deep subject matter knowledge, familiarity with the special affordances and challenges of video, and appreciation of the beliefs and understandings of session participants (Lesseig et al., 2016; Coles, 2013; Schifter & Lester, 2005).
Evaluation respondents could not articulate specific strategies for reaching marginalized and disadvantaged children and families and enrolling them in ECD programmes.
Conversely, participants who spoke of a more nebulous desire to 'get better' and who were less able to easily identify and articulate specific goals appeared to self-manage in a more passive style e.g. they did not engage in the process of reflection and self-management decision making, but rather they followed and adhered only to the advice of medical and allied health professionals.
Be sure to articulate specific aspects of the college and your visit that you appreciated.
They add: "These references articulate specific criticism of current environmental regulations, specifically the lax enforcement of the regulations concerning the dumping, safe storage, and disposal of nuclear waste.
It is also plausible that the patients and caregivers may have been able to articulate specific improvements from the intervention within the context of a qualitative interview.
We also find that insider sales and abnormal returns are higher for disclosed plans, especially those that articulate specific plan details.
Better yet, states might even agree to a process whereby, over the next several years, they would articulate specific "stretch" commitments for each, with progress transparently monitored.
