The phrase "articulating clearly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance of expressing thoughts or ideas in a clear and understandable manner.
Example: "In order to be an effective communicator, it is essential to focus on articulating clearly during presentations."
Alternatives: "expressing clearly" or "communicating clearly".
"When I first met you/You were so inviting," Mr. Gates sang at the tune's start, articulating clearly.
"What we're disappointed about is government hasn't held on to articulating clearly the links and opportunities of care for the environment and economic success and development".
Nonetheless, I didn't go easy on it, mumbling in my usual manner rather than articulating clearly and without slang, as I would if speaking English to a non-native speaker.
Nonetheless, within the literature on friendship the notion of shared or joint activity is taken for granted: not much thought has been given to articulating clearly the sense in which friends share their activity.
It is possible to be a great scientific success without well-defined goals, but articulating clearly and thoroughly a route to achieving your ambitions and goals will lend your work a clarity and direction that will serve you well.
How can our leaders get away with not articulating clearly how the world would ensure that promises made are kept?
Media organizations need to articulate clearly where they stand on these critical issues for their business.
An answer to 'why Twitter?' must be articulated clearly and felt everywhere throughout the service".
The continuing need for quality and distinctiveness outside the BBC needs to be articulated clearly, loudly and often.
He said that in any future contracts entered into by the university, "the independence of science would be articulated clearly and unequivocally".
"It is important to articulate clearly both to our people and to clients the specific roles we assume in each case," Goldman said in the report.
