The phrase "articulated during" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that was expressed or communicated at a specific time or event.
Example: "The key points were articulated during the conference, highlighting the importance of collaboration."
Alternatives: "expressed during" or "communicated during".
No alternate purpose was articulated during the election campaign that made sense to the Australian people.
In the past, Romney has taken positions that sound exceedingly close to those Gingrich has articulated during this campaign.
Many of the urgent questions in the accelerating turmoil surrounding health care today were first articulated during their tenure.
Or that "Republicans are out of ideas when the entire Democratic agenda was articulated during the Truman administration".
Secondly, I believe the reason I'm standing here is because of the agenda I articulated during the course of the campaign.
And it's to be expected that whoever is elected will endeavor to execute policies consistent with positions articulated during a campaign.
Cantwell: Well, this is originally I think what President Obama was articulating during the campaign.
In Great Britain it was identified with the Conservative Party, whose campaigns it helped to articulate during the years in which Margaret Thatcher was at the helm.
What the cartoonist/hypnotist didn't suggest, or get the airtime to articulate during the usual melee of a Maher panel, were the word associations Democrats could use to counter Trump's legerdemain.
France articulated it during the Cold War to deter the more powerful Soviet Union, and Pakistan does the same today against a more powerful India.
We never consciously articulated that during the process but the result, I think, comes from the perspective that Roy and I live with as being black and British – both outsider and insider.
