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The phrase "articulated narration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a clear and well-expressed form of storytelling or explanation.
Example: "The documentary featured an articulated narration that made complex topics accessible to the audience."
Alternatives: "clear narration" or "coherent storytelling".
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Much praise is due to the brilliantly paced, lucidly articulated narration of Nicholas Mulroy's Evangelist: he seems to get better every time.
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A playful love poem to Nance's real-life crush (Minter), told through articulate narration, animation and imaginative low-budget imagery.
They can follow their subjects from a documentary-esque perspective (like director Jean-Jacques Annaud's astonishing nature-drama The Bear), assign them voices and make their mouths move (Babe) or provide narration articulating their thoughts and feelings (The Adventures of Milo and Otis).
Voiceover narration in each episode articulated the words of comic-book captions while fight scenes had sound effects like "Biff", "Bam" and "Pow" appear as visual effects on the screen, spelled out in large cartoon letters.
— lacked articulated answers.
"New values are being articulated".
Risks are being articulated.
They're well articulated.
are not articulated".
But here she articulates Justine's sad tales through a narration that's as affected and misery laden as Holden's ragged, ripped-off fiction.
Furthermore, we remember that all that may be perfunctorily lumped together in supermarkets under the glib denomination 'Italian Cuisine' is often no less than a cluttered agglomerate of various narrations hailing from diverse local realities, each of which articulates the biography of a culinary context which was, and often remains, very regional indeed.
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