The phrase "articulated description" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a clear and detailed explanation or account of something.
Example: "The researcher provided an articulated description of the experiment, ensuring that all steps were clearly outlined."
Alternatives: "clear explanation" or "detailed account".
I have frequently reiterated my objections to the perpetuation of "the rigid two-tier model that still holds sway as the Court's articulated description of the equal protection test". Massachusetts Board of Retirement v. Murgia, 427 U.S. 307, 318, 96 S.Ct.
But the What question raises a more basic problem of qualia: namely that of giving a clear and articulated description of our qualia space and the status of specific qualia within it.
Yet detailed and clearly articulated descriptions of Black Death symptoms (that fail to match either bubonic or pneumonic plague) by doctors (and writers) of the period are known (e.g., Boccaccio in 1353 [16]; William Boghurst writing in 1666 [17]; Dr George Thompson describing an autopsy in 1666 [17]; Dr Nathaniel Hodges writing in 1666 [18]).
Summary: This work on BiP oligomerization is the most definitive and well-articulated description of the "binding your own interdomain" model for an Hsp70.
It is in this particular context that a phenomenologically coherent notion of a disorder of the self, itemized into its multiple empirical aspects in the EASE scale, permits a more focused, targeted, and explicitly articulated (and therefore reliable) investigation and description of the psychopathological aspects of the schizophrenic gestalt.
This paper presents a methodology for the description and finite-position dimensional synthesis of articulated systems with multiple end-effectors.
Since returning from Europe, Brian has been completing the description of this material (including a fully articulated specimen of an animal about one meter long) and studying the environmental history of tetrapod precursors, looking at various types of geological and paleontological data.
However, although Meta-ethnography requires clearly articulated concepts, it can sometimes be difficult to decipher these concepts through the description; to see 'the wood through the trees'.
These instruments allow 0° to 80° articulation with 360° of axial rotation of the articulated angle.
Parsing articulated objects, e.g.
Rhinos and articulated lorries featured.
