The phrase "articulate the vision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of clearly expressing or communicating a specific vision or idea, often in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "In our next meeting, we need to articulate the vision for the upcoming project to ensure everyone is aligned."
Alternatives: "express the vision" or "communicate the vision".
If asked, would my employees be able to articulate the vision and priorities?
You should articulate the vision so that it's succinct, simple, palpable, and clear.
Would my employees, if asked, be able to articulate the vision and priorities?
"We must articulate the vision of where Europe must go, and a concrete path for how to get there," warned Barroso.
Clearly articulate the vision of your future research program and describe how your leadership will facilitate an environment of scientific and teaching excellence.
It's critical to clearly articulate the vision for project objectives and requirements at the outset.
The scenario analyses, using the SD model under various policies, including no wind-farm policy, objectively articulates the vision of the local stakeholders.
Musicians like Bob Dylan, Joan Baez and many others lifted the spirits and articulating the vision of the civil rights movement under Martin Luther King in America in the 60s.
Microsoft's experience emphasizes an important distinction between a shaping view and the way businesses conventionally use the word "vision". Corporate visions tend to be too narrow they describe only the direction of the company articulating the vision.
Last week at the Cloud Next event, the annual user conference for developers and customers, Google's leadership team articulated the vision and the roadmap for its cloud business.
When the C-suite articulates the vision, it's the first step toward a time when every other functional leader, including those overseeing IT and manufacturing, can make technology decisions in concert with what works enterprise-wide.
