The phrase "articulated strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a clearly defined and communicated plan or approach to achieve specific goals.
Example: "The company's articulated strategy for growth focuses on expanding its market presence and enhancing customer engagement."
Alternatives: "defined strategy" or "clear strategy".
"NRG offers the combined company a fully focused management team and a well articulated strategy already in place".
What's missing is a clearly articulated strategy on how they will transition their business from the analog world to the digital world".
At the Colorado Trust, the board considers and approves multiyear, multimillion-dollar initiatives that have clearly defined goals and a clearly articulated strategy.
When coupled with a clearly articulated strategy, the board's commitment to the long-term should help a company withstand undue short-term pressures.
A clearly articulated strategy can ensure that every aspect of an organization the type of personnel hired, the compensation system and reward metrics employed, the IT system installed, and so on is designed to support its distinctive value proposition.
The no-slack launch stands in stark contrast to the counsel that everything must be perfectly prepared ahead of time, with troves of analyzed data, a completely articulated strategy and new business model, and all the right people in the right positions.
Recommendation 3: In future, UNICEF BCO programme designs should encompass articulated strategies to support sustainable institutional development.
Highest points are awarded if these aims and objectives are available in a written form and if there are clearly articulated strategies to achieve these objectives.
It also gave the participants the confidence to articulate strategies for development.
A rich and expanding evidence base, articulated social strategy for the application of the knowledge base and the political will to implement the social strategy (Richmond & Kotelchuck, 1983).
