The phrase "articulated otherwise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to expressing something in a different way or manner.
Example: "The concept was articulated otherwise in the follow-up meeting, leading to a clearer understanding among the team."
Alternatives: "expressed differently" or "stated in another way".
I then launch into the opening line declaring my diminutive self: I have a tiny cock Like a crooked little finger Everybody else's dick Is inevitably bigger This raises a laugh, which I would say drives home the importance that articulating otherwise unspoken truths can have.
The conflicts that are intrinsic to debate often spur useful thinking, and cause ideas to be articulated that might otherwise remain dormant.
Both were articulated through and otherwise spawned new, profoundly influential modes of creative, reflective thought and expression.
Finally, they write the thesis statement from memory one last time, altering words, reordering clauses, and otherwise articulating it in a different way.
In granting a temporary restraining order on Monday against a Wisconsin requirement of this type, federal district court Judge William Conley said his review of the law "does not reveal any medical expert speaking in favor of the act or otherwise articulating a legitimate medical reason for the admitting privileges requirement".
In doing so, the Final Guidance adopts a handful of minor clarifications, generally adhering to the heightened expectations articulated by the Proposed Guidance, but otherwise leaves them largely unaltered.
The many talking heads who appear in Otto Bloom become exposition unloaders: narrative get-out-of-jail-free cards for the writer/director to articulate things that would otherwise wriggle around in subtext.
Understanding the remarkable insights being generated by mind scientists similarly can help lawyers to understand and work with their clients or even to recognize and articulate injustices that might otherwise be missed.
That I found so bizarre, since I was doing everything to articulate myself clearly since otherwise I could not bring the message across.
If they want the tough net-neutrality principles that FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler and President Obama have articulated, then legislation gives them the opportunity to enshrine open-Internet principles without incurring all the problems, legal and otherwise, created by Title II.
