The phrase "articulated around" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how a concept, idea, or structure is organized or centered on a particular theme or element.
Example: "The curriculum is articulated around the principles of sustainability and environmental awareness."
Alternatives: "centered on" or "structured around".
I've started thinking about our direction of travel under a number of key areas, keeping in mind that our long term ambitions could really be articulated around increasing reach, engagement, income and, importantly, impact through creative, compelling, resonant articulation of our work.
Beside the expected behemoth exhibitions, in situ art commissions and street interventions taking place throughout 2013 — loosely articulated around the theme of the Mediterranean Sea — several key venues are to be unveiled.
The policy goals she spells out are highly simplified versions of positions she has articulated around the state, including a call for tax incentives to foster more widespread Internet access, her support for federal legislation to expand tuition tax deductions and her repeated attacks on import restrictions that allow United States prescription drugs to be sold at lower prices in Canada.
We propose a methodology, articulated around seven concurrent processes.
Further, the new rating system is not clearly articulated around a strong theoretical framework in combination with a research base.
The various frames articulated around each discourse by the coalitions include elements of: costs and benefits, scale of operation, effectiveness, financial resources and implementation mechanisms.
Dynamics results from the variation of micro-groups formation and the collaborative and distributed design process seems to articulate around one or several pivot agents.
More specifically, given that I'm a researcher in positive psychology, I was interested to see if there were differences in the way people constructed and articulated feelings around wellbeing.
None articulated convincingly — or was around long enough to see through — how the C.I.A. should evolve to account for, say, the Asian Century or the digital revolution.
The Bone Room sells standard articulated human skeletons for around $5,000 and standard adult skulls from $800 to $1700.
The slithering snakes serve as a backdrop to a pavé diamond necklace, spotted with emeralds, and fully articulated to curve around the neck at the breast bone.
