The phrase "articulated early" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that was expressed or communicated clearly at an early stage or point in time.
Example: "The project's goals were articulated early in the planning process, ensuring everyone was on the same page from the start."
Alternatives: "expressed early" or "communicated early".
Designers never seem to draw on the particular talent that Women's Wear Daily articulated early on, his gift as a "master colorist"; no designer has yet come close to marrying the hues that Saint Laurent still does effortlessly.
THE great virtue of Facebook — as articulated early in "The Social Network" by Mark Zuckerberg, the Harvard student who was one of that site's founders — is that it is "exclusive".
While some family members of victims have continued to push the idea that the entire 16-acre site should be devoted to a memorial -- an idea articulated early in the process by then-Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani -- most people involved in the rebuilding say that is not practical.
Again, transparency is a fundamental underlying principle of the Commission, as the Chairman articulated earlier.
All of these policy considerations are guided by the principles articulated earlier by the Chairman.
But here's another way to think about the issue, returning to the competing hypothesis that we articulated earlier.
The patients' need of true presence from the nurses to feel safe and understood, has also been articulated earlier [ 22- 24].
However, the experimental predictions articulated earlier involve not only the varieties of tuning curves but where these curves reside anatomically.
We suggest that the injured person should receive guidance for a long time, even years, after the trauma, this has also been articulated earlier [ 30].
Traditional developmental theories in psychology tend to articulate early stages of life in detail, but are generally mute on the matter of later life.
The first was the failure of the Tories to articulate early enough any kind of aspirational vision for the country under a future Conservative government.
