The phrase "articulated examination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a detailed or clearly expressed analysis or assessment is being discussed.
Example: "The articulated examination of the subject revealed several key insights that had previously been overlooked."
Alternatives: "detailed analysis" or "clear assessment".
On initial mental state examination, the patient articulated himself clearly and was oriented to person, place and time.
Examination of the various notions of face articulated by respondents suggests possible developments in sociological conceptualizations of face neglected in previous discussion.
We conclude that the beneficial effects on learning for both junior and senior cohorts articulated in student responses comes at no significant detriment to examination performance.
21– 23 Also articulated in 1902 was the belief that " only a cursory examination is necessary" to diagnose a hamstring muscle strain 19 and despite evidence to the contrary, this remains a common misconception.
The remainder of Ewen's book, roughly half, is devoted to an examination of how big business has systematically applied the principles articulated by Le Bon, Tarde, Lippman, Lee, Bernays and a few other pioneers.
A rural English teacher, Nurul Amin, articulated his fears: If speaking and listening tests are included in the S.S.C examination and teachers are given power to award marks, then in most cases teachers will abuse it.
Some students articulated basic learning goals; how to interview patients, how to perform a physical examination and how to write a medical record.
Distilled from the thought of Thomas Aquinas but frequently handed on without any examination of Aquinas's writings or their medieval context, this neo-scholasticism articulated the faith in series of abstract concepts and propositions presented as absolute, ahistorical and immutable.
The women articulated how chronic pain became the focus of their lives as longstanding periods of discomfort, numerous medical appointments and examinations and the search for a successful treatment structured and filled their time.
— lacked articulated answers.
