The phrase "articulated issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to problems or concerns that have been clearly expressed or defined.
Example: "During the meeting, we discussed several articulated issues that needed to be addressed in the project."
Alternatives: "clearly defined issues" or "expressed concerns".
Our survey approach places inevitable limits on the depth of the data obtained and it would be important to follow-up key issues using more in-depth approaches, thus facilitating more detailed exploration of less well understood and articulated issues.
As with all survey approaches, there are inevitably limitations to the depth of the data obtained; and it could be important to follow-up key issues using more in-depth approaches, which would allow for more detailed exploration of less well understood and articulated issues.
Rather, the bills in their entirety were important to the University in a different way; for to whatever extent they turned the political temper of the times into articulated issues, then in that measure they indirectly influenced the mood of the Regents the day the oath was adopted.
Bernie directed himself to voters as he repeatedly articulated issues and his central campaign themes.
Thus, BIO2010 articulated issues of performance and perception.
[P3/Ministry of Health] Boosting intersectoral collaboration was the second most strongly articulated issues by the study respondents.
This included the provision of specialist niche services, credibility with client groups and an ability to articulate issues that other agencies may shy away from.
Of particular interest is how these discourses of vision have been used to articulate issues of gender and desire, and specifically processes of gendered subject formation.
Such consideration is important, for little is self-evident in the realm of "Gypsy music," which may stand as a powerful example of the slippery and even dangerous problems that arise when we begin to articulate issues of ethnicity.
Because the work is so careful and the thinking so precise, I find the story he tells just as compelling now as in the 1980s and, if anything, more satisfying in its comprehension of issues and weaving them into a coherent whole". "This book is a formidable attempt to articulate issues of almost imponderable centrality for modern life and literature.
As his Republican rivals have found, he will be light on policy substance and hard to pin down politically, but he will articulate issues that resonate with voters.
