The phrase "articulated as two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is expressed or presented in two distinct parts or components.
Example: "The concept was articulated as two separate ideas to enhance understanding."
Alternatives: "expressed as two" or "presented as two".
In the logic of the dependency arguments, national resources were articulated as "zero sum commodities".
In contrast to "social reflection", accurate definition of "academic reflection" is recently articulated as twelve tips for teaching reflection at all levels of medical education by Aronson.
It was also a useful conceptual and co-ordinating tool that was articulated as one of the main strategic considerations in the original MPO as inter-programme reinforcement.
For lay people this is articulated as the five training precepts, the first three of which involve avoiding killing living beings, not taking what is not freely offered to you and abstaining from sexual misconduct (the other two involve speech and intoxicants).
The IMCI programme was originally articulated as being three pronged: improving (1) facility-based case management, (2) health systems and (3) family and community health practices (WHO 2013); however, the community component was often not successfully implemented in many African countries (Lambrechts et al. 1999; WHO 2003; Bryce et al. 2005).
The iterative process was articulated as the following series of three main steps: 1. Identify a relevant framework of stakeholder categories Based on an iterative search of the literature, no frameworks of stakeholder categories specific to older adult mobility, the built environment, or social environments were identified.
No was not being articulated as a positive choice.
The values were articulated as mean ± SEM.
All changes are articulated as LNCaP with respect to PrEC.
