The phrase "articulating if" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a condition or a hypothetical situation, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I am articulating if the project will be successful based on the current data."
Alternatives: "expressing whether" or "clarifying if".
As an encore, she offered a colorful and cleanly articulated if rather heavy-handed rendition of Scarlatti's Sonata in C (K. 159).
"What limiting principle do you articulate?" If Congress may require people to purchase health insurance, he asked, what else can it force them to buy?
The motivations behind why CEOs speak up have to be more clearly articulated if this trend continues". Yet when it comes to their plans to buy anything from companies with more political CEOs, the results are mixed.
Many have made the same mistake, not helped by the book's main character having no name, despite being extremely articulate (if not in Karloff's famous groaning incarnation).
Over the course of three days, she made objections and articulate, if futile, arguments: she objected when Sharon Gentry talked about how sad Treva had seemed; she objected when anyone talked about her mental state.
Leaving his more peculiar specialties aside, he played a program of familiar works, starting with a crisply articulated, if slightly puzzling, account of Haydn's Sonata in B minor (Hob. XVI: 32).
I enjoyed hearing a critical point of view, from an articulate if slightly hammed-up professor of English who doesn't just roll over and go "Wow!" before the wonder of big science.
And while the toads attracted much coverage, the L'Aquila quake had already brought to prominence another more articulate, if also contentious, predictor: Giampaolo Giuliani, a scientific technician working near L'Aquila who for years had fought to be taken seriously.
Another Journal contributor, who called himself Publius Decius Mus, was convinced that "Trump articulated, if incompletely and inconsistently, the right stances on the right issues — immigration, trade, and war — right from the beginning".
Who could fight these ideas?" No matter how stridently they're being articulated, if you move beyond the stridency and focus on the ideas, those are the overarching, transcending things.
