The phrase "articulating a relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the expression or clarification of a connection or interaction between two or more entities.
Example: "In her presentation, she focused on articulating a relationship between environmental changes and economic impacts."
Alternatives: "defining a relationship" or "expressing a relationship".
Note that while we have focused on the (CMC) in the present article, because it articulates a relationship between causation and probabilities, its role in the causal modeling techniques developed by SGS and Pearl is often over-estimated.
We also work to create and articulate a unique relationship to the material at hand, and to recognize how our experiences and values influence that relationship.
In the same way that his recent Cairo speech allowed him to articulate a new relationship with the Muslim world, Mr. Obama can speak directly to ordinary Africans with a message that will resonate: Autocracy and corruption need not be the norm.
Speaking in Friday's debate, organised by the pro-EU lobby group Business for New Europe, she said the UK "needs to be at the heart of the EU", but also "needs to articulate a new relationship" with its EU partners.
Both his tightly finished black and white paintings as well as the intensely colorful landscape schematics exist at the intersection of world and idea, and in their own way articulate a relationship to the physical results of technology such as air travel, which among other things, has literally given us a new perspective on the world.
Though Bangs' interview subjects may focus on love and relationships in their art, articulating a verbal answer to such a big question is as complicated as, say, defining our identities.
Global brands are skilled in articulating relationships, a competency that can: a) reinforce superiority versus local challengers and b) facilitate profitable management of sub-brands and new categories.
In the epistemological context, articulating this relationship is an attempt to account for the efficacy of concepts without giving universals an autonomous existence apart from their instances.
We need to find a new way of articulating the relationship between the individual and the collective in the 21st century, language that treats people as citizens with reciprocal rights and responsibilities to one another rather than as customers whose brand loyalty we seek.
"The people of India also welcome your publicly articulated commitment to a relationship between India and Pakistan that is defined by peace, friendship and cooperation," he wrote.
