The phrase "articulated factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a clearly defined or expressed element that contributes to a larger concept or system.
Example: "The articulated factor in our analysis was the impact of social media on consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "defined element" or "expressed component".
Rather than being a test, survey, or assessment tool, the Stress-APGAR provides a set of guidelines that help executives think about and articulate factors that may lead to burnout.
Rather than being a test, survey, or assessment tool, the Stress-APGAR provides a set of guidelines that help executives quickly recognize and articulate factors that may lead to burnout.
A composite model articulating five factors of the socio-emotional competency is depicted.
If Congress does eventually decide to enact a specific insider trading statute, it should use its lawmaking power not simply to prohibit certain conduct, but also to articulate the factors that make some variants of that conduct worse than others.
The second area where the clarity can be injected into the proportionality inquiry is by articulating the factors that are involved in the Court's decision on the size of the margin of appreciation.
"If we get to sentencing, we need to articulate mitigating factors, particularly the defendants' adaptions to conditions of confinement," said Cmdr. Walter Ruiz of the Navy, a defense lawyer for one of the detainees, Mustafa Ahmed al-Hawsawi.
Participants in this study were asked to articulate the factors that ultimately resulted in a decision not to leave their post.
Instead, our study has demonstrated that participants often prefer to engage in a process of dialogue during which they have the opportunity to articulate the factors underlying their decision making.
Stories from cardiac patients, non-cardiac community members, health care providers and community researchers offered unique, converging or complementary perspectives which informed the development of a culturally sensitive matrix that articulates the factors influencing HCU amongst Aboriginal cardiac patients in central Australia.
The court repeated its improper reliance on the factors articulated in Ex parte Briseno, 135 S. W. 3d 1, 8 (Tex. Crim. App. 2004), and again emphasized Moore's adaptive strengths rather than his deficits.
The factors articulated in this decision and the Second and Seventh Circuit decisions cannot be reduced to a rigid formula, because the creative relationships to which they apply vary too much.
