The phrase "articulated confidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a clear and effective expression of self-assurance or certainty in one's abilities or opinions.
Example: "Her articulated confidence during the presentation impressed everyone in the room."
Alternatives: "expressed confidence" or "conveyed assurance".
"All available evidence suggests that the 2016 general election was not tainted by fraud or mistake". The filing notes that both Michigan's Republican governor and the White House articulated confidence in the results of the election.
Many patients articulated confidence in their knowledge and ability to manage their diabetes: "I have enough information," "I am well informed by my relative who has diabetes," "I have had diabetes for a long time," "My diabetes is under control," and "I am taking my medicine regularly".
However, most men demonstrated knowledge and interest in healthy eating information, and articulated confidence in the importance of healthy eating for preserving health.
But their comeback to 2‑2 has given them renewed belief and despite what Wenger described as his worst injury crisis ahead of a big game, he articulated the confidence that has built within the side.
Participants articulated strong confidence in the safety of raw pig products when the source of the pig was known to the consumer and the pig appeared healthy.
Both detractors and supporters agree Mr. Davis was an affable, low-key leader who possessed an equanimity that inspired confidence and articulated a convincing vision for building a global legal powerhouse.
Yet, despite their personal and political differences, their bold leaders and their growing understanding of Israel's democratic portico may position them to articulate with increasing confidence the traditional themes of Palestinian national aspirations and struggle.
And while they are not as informed about international politics as many American prep school students are–only two students in my 10th grade class knew who Benazir Bhutto was, in the wake of her assassination our students can articulate with grave confidence, if not nuance, the troubles facing Palestine and Israel.
A vision must be articulated with clarity, passion, and confidence.
I have always wanted to create a fragrance from its inception to fruition, and articulate femininity, confidence and fortitude.
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