The phrase "articulated among" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas, thoughts, or plans that are expressed or communicated within a group or between multiple parties.
Example: "The objectives of the project were articulated among the team members during the meeting."
Alternatives: "expressed among" or "communicated among".
And yet there is also a sense now being articulated among commentators that something quite profound is going on ideologically.
Finally, both formal and informal childcare have a positive effect on both full-time and part-time employment in all educational groups with the effect being more articulated among higher educated women.
The participants' negative assumption that most of their team members harboured disapproving attitudes about guidelines may be explained by a discrepancy between what was articulated among the nursing personnel, for assumed reasons of social acceptance, and what each participant actually believed, as the overall attitude among participants was mainly positive.
Of course this zero-sum way of seeing multiculturalism and its limits, as it has been first articulated, among others, by Joppke (2004, 2008), has to be relativized.
Theory and practice are divorced in a bifurcated field, rendering the political articulations of folklore theory all but invisible.1 What follows is an attempt to render visible the political dimension of concepts of creativity that are widely accepted (yet rarely articulated) among folklorists in the United States.
The computer-enforced "no flight" idea has been articulated by, among others, Edward A. Lee, an engineering professor at the University of California at Berkeley, who calls it "soft walls".
In the English vernacular, it was often articulated, especially among clubs in the north, where the Manchesters operate, that "Johnny foreigners don't like it up 'em!" This theory legitimized dirty play.
And what matters here by motivating and monitoring managers, they got them to take tough, commercially astute decisions.This analysis was articulated by, among others, Michael Jensen, an American academic, in a series of brilliant articles later gathered into a couple of books.
This revisionist thinking mirrors that articulated by, among others, Peter Kareiva, chief scientist at The Nature Conservancy, who attacks our romantic notions of the environment as something fragile and separate from humans and questions whether there is any truly pristine nature left anywhere.
Such general notions were articulated by Richard Feynman, among others, as long ago as the 1980s.
Finally, participants articulated strong interrelationships among the four key domains and often discussed how changes in one domain might affect other domains.
