"articulated itself" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing something or someone that expresses or communicates effectively and clearly without external aid or influence. Example: The artist's vision was so powerful that it articulated itself through every stroke of the brush on the canvas.
The future, once an amorphous, distant plain, is rapidly articulating itself.
Tendencies toward "academization" of traditionally practice-based fields have forced design to articulate itself as an academic discipline, in theoretical terms.
Moreover, beyond the benefits for which it was designed, this type of program could also prove itself interesting by fitting in wider treatment programs and by articulating itself on other tools.
From the moment we slithered out of the sea and evolved eyes this turquoise and blue, these pale sands and infinite skies, were more than simply pleasing; they offered a pre-emptive answer to a yearning that would not articulate itself for thousands of years.
Schelling presents the process in terms of the initially undivided I splitting itself in order to articulate itself in the syntheses, the 'products', which constitute the world of knowable nature.
Hegel argued that this overall "movement" of gradual self-determination by internal and external differentiation drives all actual and possible developments according to its inner necessity — reality is "reason" articulating itself as and within the world.
Englishness as a standalone identity has always struggled to articulate itself.
I think that probably is why I have used a very clear background against which the image can articulate itself".
The artist returns to us with a long awaited mini-retrospective at Cueto Project that articulates itself as a site-specific installation.
