The phrase "articulated of all" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misconstruction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The ideas articulated of all the participants were considered during the discussion."
Alternatives: "expressed by all" or "voiced by everyone".
Drayman, the most articulate of all the candidates, was not articulate in his response to the charges of conflict of interest made by Allen and Mohill.
The recognition of the baby's existence is something articulated in all mothers' accounts at a later stage.
More complicated, however, is articulating all of the elements of a narrative built up not just since Liberal MP Justin Trudeau and Conservative senator Patrick Brazeau decided to face one another in the ring, but over years of Liberal and Conservative political battles, ones that have in the past decade fallen heavily to the Conservatives in almost every way.
More than anything else, critics say, President Obama has failed to articulate to voters of all stripes, in clear and certain terms, that the time for incremental steps to address climate change is now over.
At the same time, he is doing something different in this new book, taking a vertical plunge into the heart of a character who cannot quite articulate the depth of all he is feeling, who exists in a territory of solitude, of silence, even as he tries to make connections, to reach beyond himself.
Up until that time, "the prolonged civil war, the shortage of staff in rural areas, and the absence of explicitly articulated national priorities all resulted in limited availability and quality of services" [ 9].
It would be difficult for me to articulate all of the reasons why, but I think part of it is that I identify with the flawed nature of his protagonists.
However, patients are not always able to articulate all of their needs, and their needs vary.
In order to articulate all of these identities, I think the best formula is that in which people do not feel limited in exercising their identity.
