The phrase "articulated further" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something will be explained or expressed in more detail.
Example: "The concept will be articulated further in the following sections of the report."
Alternatives: "explained in more detail" or "elaborated upon".
More significant, however, was the continuing development of landscape drawing, as initiated by the brothers Agostino and Annibale Carracci and articulated further by Domenichino and Salvator Rosa.
Jhelisa Anderson and the English Chamber Orchestra continued the theme of moving in an audience favourite, Immigrant, with its screen footage of travelators, aeroplanes and Campsfield House articulated further by Bose's poignant, wordless vocals.
This is articulated further in the Discussion.
As one reviewer clearly articulated further details regarding point #1, their specific comments are provided below.
Finally, to further assess algorithm sensitivity, we analyzed the numbers of true positive results yielded by the search methods, articulated further by their CDD annotation.
In order to develop Bridgman's operational analysis into a full-fledged philosophy of scientific practice, there are some aspects of his thought that we need to develop and articulate further.
Alternative conceptions of discovery emphasize that discovery is an extended process, i.e., that the discovery process includes the reasoning processes through which a new insight is articulated and further developed.
One may then attempt to resist J2 by articulating a further condition which distinguishes problematic from unproblematic cases of overdetermination.
These incomplete descriptions prompt the gathering of new data to articulate them further ("Can I jump that far?" "Is there a log around?").
If they feel that you cannot be bothered to hang in there and truly listen, they will clam up and fail to articulate any further.
At the town hall, Mr. Romney further articulated some of the programs he would cut.
