The phrase "articulated across" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how something is expressed or communicated throughout a particular area or among various groups.
Example: "The ideas were articulated across different departments to ensure everyone was on the same page."
Alternatives: "expressed throughout" or "communicated across".
The problem of employment access for the urban poor is often articulated across the urban-suburban divide in metropolitan areas, such that job opportunities concentrate in suburban areas, at a distance from areas of concentrated, racialized poverty in the inner city.
The California State Universities, in collaboration with the California Community Colleges and the Universities of California, launched the California Open Online Library for Education, an online library of free and open etextbooks aligned with 50 high enrollment courses that are articulated across the three systems.
Thus, as with shot durations, it is clear that the general pattern of motion in movies emerged relatively slowly and became more articulated across the century.
Sadly however, as valid as disappointment in Sesame Street's response is, the debate around the sexual orientation of two Muppets is a conversation that, when articulated across the internet's endless permutations of opinion – takes, counter-takes, and counter-counter-takes – is first bewildering and then quickly abstracted from all meaning.
For reasons both principled and practical, human rights standards – and by extension indigenous peoples' human rights – must be more strongly articulated across the future goals of the post-2015 framework.
They played and he articulated their deeds across the airwaves as no other commentator would be able to do.
H/She should be comfortable interacting with a wide variety of stakeholders both external and internal along with the ability to articulate effectively across levels and mediums.
Arguing that the politics and practices of urban climate change interventions are constantly engaging with and refracting the idea of justice, we examine how justice was articulated, practiced and contested across our cases.
She has just completed an essay on Taylor Mac's 24-Decade History of Popular Music, and is working on a series of three essays that focus on the dramatic theory and criticism of Elizabeth Inchbald as articulated in fragmentary fashion across her "Remarks" for the British Theatre.
This so-called "Read-Across Hypothesis" was first articulated by Huggett et al., but the concept of target conservation between vertebrate groups had been recognized previously.
As articulated in Resolution Two, thinking across the enterprise and the marketplace to connect the dots into strategic visionary futures is foundational to Enterprise Leadership.
