The phrase "articulated convincingly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an argument, idea, or statement that has been expressed clearly and persuasively.
Example: "The speaker articulated convincingly the need for immediate action on climate change, leaving the audience inspired and motivated."
Alternatives: "expressed persuasively" or "conveyed effectively".
The scandal did not imperil his political career severely, though he denied the charges against him rather ineffectively, since the details were convoluted and were never clearly articulated or convincingly proven.
The task for a 21st century public health is to articulate this convincingly.
To be sure, most people involved in classical music today consider their art to be of profound cultural importance, but there are very few who are able to articulate this convincingly.One such, however, is the Argentine-born, Israeli and Palestinian passport-wielding conductor and pianist Daniel Barenboim.
But this idea is never convincingly articulated in the performances.
But he never convincingly articulated what the problems were that warranted such an upheaval.
Thomas L. Friedman's Oct. 3 column, "Third Party Rising," convincingly articulated the deep craving that I, as a law student hoping to inherit an America on the rise, share with my classmates and fellow fierce moderates.
This point of view has been most convincingly articulated by Dave Winer, the software developer whose Scripting News site is regarded as one of the first examples of what would come to be called blogs.
Based on the widespread prevalence of these calcium granules in nature, Ryall [29] has convincingly articulated a more plausible model viewing them as innocuous deposits of calcium used for the various functions of waste disposal, osmoregulation, excretion of excess ions, ion storage and mobilization, and detoxification.
The success of CUE should remind us that a clearly articulated, compelling vision, which convincingly demonstrates that we have set priorities and made choices to forgo some possibilities, is critical to getting the philanthropic support of our alumni and friends.
But the Clinton team, because it has not articulated any coherent post-cold-war strategic framework, can't convincingly link any particular regional conflict with U.S. national security, and therefore can't counter domestic pressures to do nothing.
