The phrase "articulated over" is not commonly used in written English and may not be the best choice in most contexts.
It could be used when discussing how a concept or idea has been expressed or communicated in relation to a specific topic or issue.
Example: "The policy changes were articulated over several meetings to ensure everyone understood the implications."
Alternatives: "expressed regarding" or "communicated about".
The solution has been articulated over and over again: in the Beilin-Abu Mazen (Mahmoud Abbas) plan proposed in 1995; in the Clinton proposals at the end of 2000; in the Geneva initiative of 2003; and in the talks then-Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni held with Mahmoud Abbas in 2007 and 2008.
I believe in the president-elect's policy and program as he's articulated over the last many months.
That means speed, first of all: breakneck lines cleanly articulated over brisk rhythm chords, with the two men switching intuitively between lead and rhythm roles.
It also demonstrates that this framework is most valuable in researching how societal challenges become articulated over time in processes of technological change and innovation.
wireless sensor networks (WSN) are articulated over a set of miniaturized battery powered devices (sensors) with communication capabilities and are expected to become highly integrated into our daily activities.
The need for building laboratory diagnostic capacity in Africa has been well articulated over the recent past [ 2- 6].
The catch-and-release sensibility of the collection that used jackets and skirts, riveted together from stiff fabric, triple-wide leather belts and articulated over-the-knee boots as counterpoint to the fluid pants and draped dresses was beautifully done.
"Jefferson was saying there are certain universal truths about the public good and political rights that are re-articulated over the length of history, from the classical period onward.
Most of all, he feels that the themes he has tried to articulate over the past 12 months are beginning to catch fire with the voters, even if they haven't excited all of the media.
As long as Mr. Bush continues in this fatal misunderstanding of the psychological barriers we need to overcome in Iraq, this "plan" that he intends to articulate over the coming weeks will come to naught.
They started out with a different bundle of political intuitions: more trust for leaders like Obama and Clinton; more credit given to what Democrats were able to accomplish in the age of conservative ascendance; more inspiration taken from the racial and gender diversity of party leadership; and more appreciation for the progressive causes the party has begun to articulate over the past decades.
