The phrase "articulate way" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a manner of expressing thoughts or ideas clearly and effectively.
Example: "She explained her point in an articulate way, making it easy for everyone to understand."
Alternatives: "clear manner" or "eloquent style."
"He didn't say it in a particularly articulate way.
I still count on his intelligence and his articulate way of speaking.
Jesmer added that Mourdock "didn't say it in a particularly articulate way".
"He spoke in the most articulate way about the issues he believed in," Mr. McCain said.
He has stated, in his usual pithy, articulate way, what so many of us are feeling.
Because it feels like that's a much more articulate way of saying what it feels like than words".
Our Cradle to Cradle work has allowed us to articulate ways to achieve endless resourcefulness where everything is food: food for life, food for technology, food for thoughts.
Still, members of all parties to the debate agree that the task at hand is to articulate ways in which citizens of a deeply pluralistic liberal democracy can conduct their behavior in manners that are not only faithful to whatever religious identities they may have, but are also just and contribute to the common good.
The main purpose of this workshop was to articulate ways in which the biomedical research community can capitalize on recent technology advances and synergize with ongoing efforts to advance the field of human proteomics.
My sister was leaning out the window in front and yelling in her half-articulate way, "César!
The tale of a young shipwreck survivor rescued and raised by Aborigines, who later makes his semi-articulate way into an uncomprehending white community, it exposes the racism, incomprehension, and poignant, if occasional, kindness of the Scottish settlers of the 1850s.
