The phrase "articulates upon" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express that someone is expressing or explaining something in detail.
Example: "The author articulates upon the complexities of human emotions throughout the novel."
Alternatives: "expounds on" or "elaborates on".
In catch trials, however, participants were to articulate immediately upon the appearance of the caricature, no matter whether they had already pressed a button or not.
In this sense, higher areas listen to lower areas, which embody sensorimotor content that may, or may not be, articulated (depending upon whether proprioceptive gain or precision is high or low).
In doing so, articulating an agreed-upon nomenclature, career lattice, and incentive system will contribute to reducing the complex patchwork of the ECEC system.
While Australian nurses are showing increasing interest in improving models of care delivery, more research is needed that addresses and articulates the processes attendant upon evaluating, re-designing and implementing improvements to the provision of nursing care.
In contrast to how things seem auditorily, how a speaker articulates a given phoneme depends upon what precedes or follows that phoneme.
Hadith literature (sayings of Muhammad) articulates various merits a pilgrim achieves upon successful completion of their Hajj.
The British have clearly suffered a failure to articulate and act upon a coherent and relevant national program.
It should publicly articulate an agreed upon set of criteria against which judges must evaluate submissions, and require that judges present a written justification for their choices.
Entire fairness is a standard by which the Court of Chancery must carefully analyze the factual circumstances, apply a disciplined balancing test to its findings, and articulate the bases upon which it decides the ultimate question of entire fairness.
