The phrase "articulated account" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a clear and detailed explanation or description of a particular subject or event.
Example: "The researcher provided an articulated account of the study's findings, making it easy for the audience to understand the implications."
Alternatives: "clear explanation" or "detailed description".
And Claire Chase, the International Contemporary Ensemble flutist (and founder) gave an animated, sharply articulated account of the solo flute work, "Density 21.5" (1936).
But Miliband didn't have a clearly articulated account of what that might look like.
She also gave an admirably speedy but clearly articulated account of the finale.
When the soprano Susanna Phillips delivered a spacious, fiercely articulated account of "Per pietà," Levine gave pinpoint support.
In "Underground," which opens with a scream and features scorching guitar work throughout, the elevated sentiments are counterbalanced, as is often the case in Mayfield's music, with a clearly articulated account of the hell that awaits those who don't remedy society's problems.
He opened his program with an appealingly transparent, crisply articulated account of Bach's Keyboard Partita No. 1 (BWV 825), and if a few of the movements — the Bourrée and the Menuets — sounded unusually muscular, Mr. Song sacrificed nothing in clarity or in the kind of musical topography that lets a Bach melody dart in and out of its surrounding counterpoint.
The philosophy of digital art proceeds from a carefully articulated general account of digital representation to an investigation of the precise ways in which different kinds of digital art are digital.
Once we have articulated an account of the proper aims and limits of the criminal law, we can tackle various issues about its internal structure about the general principles and conditions of criminal liability (the so-called 'general part' of the criminal law), and about its definitions of specific offences (the 'special part').
Every contrapuntal strand was clearly discernible in his lucid, articulate account.
Put like that, it sounds fey, but Pollard is a savagely articulate account of the harm we do to ourselves when we destroy our wild places.
Mr. Gerstein began traditionally, with an articulate account of Haydn's exuberant Sonata in D (Hob. XVI 37), followed by a searching performance of the Schumann.
