The phrase "articulate their experiences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability of individuals to express or convey their personal experiences clearly and effectively.
Example: "In the workshop, participants were encouraged to articulate their experiences with the new software to help others understand its benefits."
Alternatives: "express their experiences" or "convey their experiences".
Politicians were proving useless at resolving the problem, intolerance was on the rise, and there was an opportunity for artists and film-makers to go into the camp, meet the refugees and articulate their experiences.
To the best of our knowledge, this paper is the first qualitative study to explore the ways obese smokers articulate their experiences and challenges with quitting smoking.
It was necessary to only consider subjects who were able to articulate their experiences and feelings, and therefore exclude individuals with communication or cognition problems.
These evaluations seem to indicate that the online group discussions have given participants an opportunity to articulate their experiences and views in a way that they might not have done in a traditional group discussion.
Sampling was purposeful and included male and female patients who had sustained a fracture, were prescribed OP medication, and were able to articulate their experiences (e.g. did not demonstrate cognitive impairment).
Although active inclusion of those willing to articulate their experiences is key to qualitative enquiry, we recognise that the experiences and views of study participants may not be typical of all receiving carrier results following newborn screening.
Some older black politicians may have recognized themselves in Obama's subtle criticism, but those I spoke to said they took pride in seeing a black candidate articulate their experience to white America.
It's that I can't stand it when you manipulate my body in that way.' " Alonzo explained that it can be particularly hard for people with dementia to identify the source of pain, or to articulate their experience of it.
Every time I interact with the activists there, I'm really impressed with how they support each other, understand and articulate their experience with police and the criminal justice system, and engage in strategic activism.
The children's ability to articulate their experience on the playground affirms their agency in play.
This situation called for the deeper insights that focus groups can provide, allowing the observed to articulate their experience.
