The phrase "articulated program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a program that is clearly defined, structured, and communicated, often in an educational or organizational context.
Example: "The school implemented an articulated program to ensure that students transition smoothly from high school to college-level courses."
Alternatives: "structured program" or "defined program".
His platform is filled with carefully articulated programs to assist middle-class workers, including a plan that would provide health care for every child, a financial package that would allow every qualified teenager to attend college and economic incentives to draw back jobs that have gone overseas.
This paper proposes a theoretical framework, drawn largely from social cognitive theory, to articulate program elements likely to be effective in advancing career development outcomes in graduate research training interventions.
There were positive associations between teacher articulated and program practices and these practices could be reduced through principle component analysis into four meaningful groups of practices: (1) Positive Relations; (2) Family Services and Schooling in English; (3) Basic Education and Good Care with a Community Focus; and (4) School Preparation.
We articulated a program theory to describe how Avahan's intervention spurs and supports the community mobilization process and how that process leads to enhanced HIV prevention outcomes and additional benefits, and then developed a phased evaluation plan to test this program theory (see Galavotti et al. [ 4] for further information on the program theory).
Though lacking deep support on his own, Dr. ElBaradei, a Nobel laureate and diplomat, could serve as a consensus figure for a movement that has struggled to articulate a program for a potential transition.
Marakby, freshly returned to Ford after a stint at Uber where he worked on the ride hailing company's autonomous program, articulated Ford's self-driving plan in broad strokes in a new Medium post on Tuesday.
The document is a tool aimed at governments, indigenous organizations and civil society on how to articulate programs to render effective the rights of indigenous communities in the region and how to reach the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), not only on a national level but also at the community level as well.
As a direct outcome of the CBPR framework, the service and researchers co-designed a Healing Model of Care that comprises six core treatment components, three core organisational components and is articulated in two program logics.
