The phrase "articulating more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of expressing or conveying additional thoughts, ideas, or details.
Example: "In our discussion, I appreciate you articulating more about your perspective on the issue."
Alternatives: "expressing further" or "elaborating more".
The campaign was playing a long game, and they knew that there would be long-term costs for articulating more dovish positions.
To the degree that he has separated himself from the Democratic Party, he's done it mainly by articulating more outspoken versions of the standard liberal view on climate change, gun control, immigration reform, and gay marriage.
She tells me I am unhappy in the kind of flat countryside that dominates the south-east of England and would be more at ease among mountains – a widely shared feeling, I'm sure, but one which I admit to articulating more regularly than friends might like.
Including more arrows, typically used to indicate function, predicted delayed test scores as did articulating more functional information in words in visual explanations.
In May, VMWare will start projecting where history is going to go, articulating more of what it calls "Project Horizon," a vision of end-user devices like desktops and tablets for work that interact directly with remote data centers.
We cannot be fearful of articulating more "radical," or "at the root" visions and solutions.
"She was very articulate, more than me," he says, alluding to his occasional stutter.
Equally, bashing Wal-Mart helps to articulate more general fears about globalisation.
Landscape professionals can use these results to articulate more nuanced arguments regarding access to natural environments for restoration purposes.
His emphasis on a better educated, more articulate, more independent soldier trained to handle such circumstances is hard to dislike.
Unlike indecent terminology in most languages, mat is multilevelled, multifunctional, and extensively articulated––more a philosophy than a language.
