The phrase "articulated system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system that is clearly defined, structured, or organized in a coherent manner.
Example: "The articulated system of governance allows for better communication and decision-making among various departments."
Alternatives: "structured system" or "coherent system".
The articulated system is represented as a rooted tree graph.
Germany traditionally has had no council of state, but it does have a fully articulated system of special administrative courts.
"But we have been in this crisis long enough that we should have a more predictable, articulated system in place".
The idea is to model the human articulated system and the mobility device and then to evaluate the existence of a global solution of the inverse kinematics.
It's the largest, it's certainly the finest, and it's the most intellectually articulated system of national commemorative reserves of any country in the world.
The articulated system was found to be the most suitable for uneven and side-slope terrains because of its optimal steering capacity, agility and good stability.
The components produced showed the feasibility of the process route to produce readily-assembled meso-, and potentially micro-, scarticulatedated systems.
FWS articulated a system for setting listing priorities in 1983, and has not changed that system since.
On the HSPA framework being embedded in an explicit health system, the EG noted that in some instances, there may not be clearly articulated health system conceptual models, goals, and determinants of health.
In each successfully articulated philosophical system we then find a completed cultural good, which differs from the characteristic open-endedness of theories in the specialized sciences.
Abandonment and reconversion have constituted an articulate system of parts and segments that are no longer exclusive fragments.
