The phrase "articulated back" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of design or feature in furniture, particularly in chairs or seating that allows for movement or flexibility in the backrest.
Example: "The ergonomic chair features an articulated back that adjusts to the user's movements for enhanced comfort."
Alternatives: "flexible back" or "adjustable backrest".
Ms. Pearson gave voice to what many women were not quite ready to articulate back then, and that helped spur the explosion of "mommy blogs" and other outlets for mothers to talk about the dark side of mothering.
What Liv and her cohort do possess are abundant locks — the better to crimp and to wave — articulated joints, back stories (Sophie, one of the Liv girls, is an aspiring celebrity stylist) and full social calendars that are documented on the Web.
Peter Drucker articulated it back in 1954: there is only one valid purpose of a firm, to create a customer.
But Biden's analysis -- that the government needs to juice the economy to promote growth, or else revenue will fall long term -- is one that Ryan himself articulated cogently back when the GOP was urging stimulus.
This is a concept that Oprah articulates back to Brené with just a few words.
I wasn't able to understand or articulate it back then, but deep down I'd been hoping I would blossom into a woman.
The Victorian critic Walter Pater tried to articulate this back in Rossetti's day, in an 1870 essay that helped to launch Botticelli's fame.
That was what none of us could say, for perhaps we couldn't articulate it back then, when it was not yet clear just how an education could change our lives, when we did not yet know, in real practical terms, how a degree from Cambridge would make you a fundamentally different person from someone who shared your bloodlines and DNA but who quit a rural Malaysian school at age seventeen.
No, man.' Or, like, 'This is how people are gonna look at this.' And, being on a ground level with people, I can articulate that back to Ye and the whole collective that goes into a lot of the decision-making process".
Amazigh and Arabic have three major types of consonants: pharyngealized (articulated at the back of the vocal tract with the pharynx), velarized (in which the back of the tongue touches the soft palate), and uvularized (articulated at the back of the vocal tract with the uvula).
