The phrase "articulated questions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to questions that are clearly and effectively expressed or formulated.
Example: "The researcher prepared a series of articulated questions to guide the interview process."
Alternatives: "clearly defined questions" or "well-formulated questions".
With Costas as thorough as he usually is, and Sandusky sounding like a beaten witness prone to awkward pauses, the well-articulated questions were heard more loudly than the ex-coach's denials.
In order to produce new knowledge, research has to be designed and conducted in ways that will produce reliable results; in particular, it must contain a significant and clearly articulated study question, and its design must be sufficiently rigorous to answer that question.
Ultimately, the selection of research designs is dependent on a clearly articulated research question, which drives the research process.
The York framework suggests a broad, clearly articulated research question, defining concepts, target population, health outcomes, and scope whilst accounting for the aim and rationale of the review (Arksey and O'Malley 2005; Levac et al. 2010).
Conference leaders synthesized the literature, articulated major themes and questions pertinent to clinical assessment of students in EM, clarified the issues, and outlined the consensus-building process prior to consensus-building activities.
Clearly articulated and reasonable research questions, well specified research design consistent with hypothesized causal mechanism s), relevant and quality data, and well-specified models continue to be critical to support research claims made in this context.
This is an outstanding project on a classic question first articulated by Charles Darwin: How do new species arise?
Our study is the first systematic review to use both well-articulated patient-oriented clinical questions (PICO) and an evaluation using the GRADE approach in order to obtain an evidenced-based discussion of nonoperative and operative treatment options in isolated patellofemoral osteoarthritis.
Our research question was therefore articulated as follows: How is longitudinal continuity of GP care associated with the use of CAM providers in an adult population?
