The phrase "articulated here" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has been expressed or explained in the current text or context.
Example: "The main arguments for the proposal are articulated here, providing a clear understanding of its benefits."
Alternatives: "expressed here" or "explained here".
Their influence is reflected in the core ideas articulated here.
Bennett presumably had plenty of reasons to exonerate McCain, but they are not clearly articulated here.
And we win as a party when we run on ideas, big ideas and principles, and you're seeing these articulated here.
The simplicity of the dilemma matrix articulated here may help to focus the debate at future Global Summits and World Future Energy Summits on the critical scenario options.
Nozick stresses that when you make use of the principles that he's articulated here, what matters is the process not the outcome.
where refrigerated products are available without the inconvenience of an insulating glass door: He was passionate believer that energy in the United States is far too cheap, as he articulated here in a "Your Dot" contribution last year.
"Everyone has problems in life – anger, sadness – and that's what I'm trying to articulate here," he said.
So I thought this is exactly the place to examine these dynamics that are likely present in all workplaces, but easier to articulate here.
We therefore articulate here a core set of lessons that we believe should become part of the basic training for researchers interested in crafting usable knowledge for sustainable development.
Asked for thoughts on what "options" Rudd might be trying to articulate here, Eerke Boiten, a cyber security professor at De Montfort University, told TechCrunch: "With "usabililty vs security trade-offs" she has once again picked up a meaningful phrase and applied it out of context.
For more reasons than I can fully articulate here, our wedding was a hot mess.
