The phrase "articulated sections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe parts of a structure or document that are clearly defined or expressed.
Example: "The report was divided into articulated sections, making it easier to navigate and understand the key points."
Alternatives: "defined segments" or "clearly outlined parts".
Proper cleaning of laryngoscope blades is of great importance before decontamination/sterilisation, particularly of residue around light sources or articulated sections.
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The long cars were unlike any seen in the subway since -- three articulated sections, with rondelles in between that worked like hinges and made the cars seem like huge steel and concrete caterpillars.
They are also 2 metres longer and are formed of five articulated sections rather than three.
They have five articulated sections, and are expandable with another two modules to a length of 42 m, should higher capacity be necessary.
All except two of the SL95 trams were temporarily grounded on 29 April 2013 when it was discovered that rust had damaged the joints between the articulated sections on several trams.
The review is articulated in sections corresponding to the main element present in the pigment, according to increasing atomic number.
They included peaceful, highly articulate sections of acoustic guitar and flutes, before juddering back into palpitating drums and scorched-throat singing.
In these works, as in some of Telemann's later sonatas, the power of key or tonality to articulate sections of musical structure, and its ability to provide a harmonically derived eventfulness a sense of expectation succeeded by fulfillment began to make itself felt.
The path to be followed by each proposal will normally be guided by the considerations articulated in section III below.
The empirical methodology is articulated in Section 4.
