The phrase "articulated dimensions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing clearly defined or expressed aspects of a concept, design, or structure.
Example: "The architect presented the articulated dimensions of the building, ensuring that every detail was understood by the construction team."
Alternatives: "defined dimensions" or "specified dimensions".
They more clearly articulate dimensions for successful country ownership, including political ownership and stewardship, institutional and community ownership, capabilities, and mutual accountability, including financing.
'Willingness to engage' and 'ability to engage' are articulated as two dimensions that shape this response with examples and a discussion on how research has related with these constructs.
In particular, Brinkerhoff [ 19] argues that "governance reconstruction" in failed states and post-conflict societies is articulated around three dimensions: Reconstructing legitimacy, i.e. "the acceptance of a governing regime as correct, appropriate and/or right".
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. told Johnson, "Never before has a president articulated the depths and dimensions of the problem of racial injustice more eloquently and profoundly".
By solving the isotropic condition of the stiffness block matrix, all design parameters of springs can be obtained for any given planar articulated manipulator with prescribed dimensions and inertia.
A more programmatic approach for the CNSP could be articulated around four major dimensions, each of which would describe a contribution to filling important national capacity gaps: a) research, monitoring and advocacy; b) legal reform and policy advice c) experimentation of interventions on new protection issues; d) direct protection capacity.
As it stands, whatever intellectual or poetic meanings the artist himself has in mind remain less than fully articulated and the aesthetic dimension is not rich enough to overcome that lack.
A more thorough assessment of an honesty subscale would be useful to understand how this dimension is articulated in the trust discourse in this context.
Philosophy presupposes interpretive tools for understanding our everyday lives; feminist work in articulating additional dimensions of experience and aspects of our practices is invaluable in demonstrating the bias in existing tools, and in the search for better ones.
Our study confirms this picture by documenting how senior hospital managers influence QI work, based on how they articulate quality dimensions.
