The phrase "articulated by both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to ideas, opinions, or statements that have been expressed or communicated by two parties or individuals.
Example: "The concerns regarding climate change were articulated by both the scientists and the policymakers during the conference."
Alternatives: "expressed by both" or "voiced by both".
Equally important is the relational agility to work with whatever comes up in the dynamic environment of human interaction, especially all that is felt but not articulated by both parties to the conversation.
In the epilogue to the book, I scrutinize and challenge the misinformed assumptions articulated by both liberal and conservative scholars, commentators and political pundits regarding the impact of slavery on marriage and family today.
The first-movement Nocturne was the most strongly articulated by both soloist and orchestra, a soundscape of lunar strangeness that joined extremes of low brass moans and high filaments of violin.
The us-versus-them paradigm articulated by both far right and far left on this issue does more to exacerbate than to solve the problem.
Its pretty astonishing that the same Wall Street firms who couldn't control risk taking for all those years, can produce a fairly coherent message articulated by both CEOs and traders alike, even if it's all bullshit.
"They are being articulated by governors of both parties".
The next song, a month later, was "Joe The Plumber," a sharp swipe at John McCain's favorite campaign prop, and then there was "God's Big Chess Game," which directly attacked the Republican rhetoric of divine partisanship as articulated by politicians like Sarah Palin and James Dobson (both of whom were named).
He drew a comparison between Mr Miliband's economic policies and the arguments articulated by Mr Obama in 2008, saying both have at their core "the experience of everyday people".
This difference is clearly articulated by in studies that use both objective clinical data, as well as subjective endpoints such as patient self-experience and measures of hopefulness.
DataPall was developed using design criteria encompassing both functional and technical objectives articulated by hospital leaders and palliative care staff at a leading palliative care center in Malawi.
As well, ethnic differences were found in practices articulated by the teachers and programs, suggesting that practices are both related to quality yet rooted within ethnic communities.
