The phrase "articulate the position" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want someone to clearly express or explain a particular viewpoint or stance on an issue.
Example: "In the meeting, it is important to articulate the position of our department regarding the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "express the viewpoint" or "clarify the stance."
"The new organisation will work to clearly articulate the position of the news media industry on this and other important issues which affect the industry".
In the ensuing years, several scholars, including Jack Balkin, Reva Siegel and Robert Post — three law professors at Yale — have helped articulate the position now known as "democratic constitutionalism".
"To have sharpshooters in balconies in houses shooting people in the head and neck — for me, I can no longer in good conscience articulate the position of the government to the U.N. authorities," Mr. Alsaidi said in a telephone interview on Tuesday.
This allows HR to articulate the position more effectively creating a more engaging experience for the candidate.
African bishops hope Idowu-Fearon will articulate the position of traditionalists on gay matters.
As Assistant Attorney General, Breuer said, it was important to articulate the position of the Department of Justice.
At the end of the course you should be able to articulate the positions of the major parties to the conflict, with the understanding that there is no single, unified Zionist (or Jewish) or Palestinian (or Arab) position.
Previous research has exposed the ITGA as a public relations vehicle for transnational tobacco companies, providing a "human face" and a "grass roots voice" to articulate the positions of tobacco manufacturers [ 35, 36].
Lubchenco: Some champions of one extreme perspective or the other have articulated the position that this way, my way, is the way to do conservation biology.
On Monday, Ms. Rodust articulated the position of many subsidy foes when she said there that no money should be provided to build new boats when there was already an excess of capacity.
Mr. McCain, who has said repeatedly that he is morally opposed to abortion, was then asked whether he had just articulated the position of the abortion rights movement, which argues that the procedure should not be outlawed but left up to individual women, Mr. McCain became visibly irritated.
