The phrase "articulated so far" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has been expressed or explained up to the current point in a discussion or text.
Example: "The points articulated so far in this presentation highlight the importance of sustainability in our business practices."
Alternatives: "expressed up to this point" or "stated thus far".
So there is reason to believe that a more forceful campaign against inequality than Mr. Obama has articulated so far would resonate.
According to the ideas articulated so far, Kant envisioned a radiating essence that organizes itself in cosmic expansion.
If the wise vision articulated so far by Obama and his team pans out in practice, we'll come out on the other side of the avalanche of new laws and the billions spent with a disciplined financial sector constrained by the public hand, a refurbished and greener infrastructure, fuel-efficient cars, a radical expansion of broadband penetration, universal health care and a reawakened housing market.
There are surely many more possible positions waiting to be articulated but so far this is all that can be found in the literature.
They're organized, articulate, and so far no one has been arrested.
They're organised, articulate and so far no one has been arrested.
By articulating all questions so far developed, the seventh section concludes the paper by assessing the crucial role of recognizing the worth of labour in the health care sector and of ending its isolation.
Neither Mr. Perry nor Mr. Romney has so far articulated a detailed policy on Afghanistan.
"Nobody in the government has so far articulated the benefits of the process of privatization to the public," said Ajit Ranade, chief economist at ABN Amro Bank India.
It will have to embrace a progressive conservative agenda more ambitious and fully developed than anything the Bush administration has so far articulated.
Scholars have noted that the Stranger's machinery, as so far articulated, seems insufficient to address the upcoming problem of false statement.
