The phrase "articulating policies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of clearly expressing or formulating policies within an organization or context.
Example: "The committee is responsible for articulating policies that align with our strategic goals."
Alternatives: "defining policies" or "formulating policies".
Senator Obama is articulating policies that permit faithful Catholics to follow the church's admonition that we continue to explore ways to give greater protection to human life.
Instead of focusing on motivating their "base" to get out and vote — articulating policies that might motivate the true believers on either side — Australian political parties focus on winning the swinging voters that occupy the central ground.
On a stage with rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination, he will more than hold his own on articulating policies and a vision to lead a post-Trump America.
This current work has identified not only areas where further harmonization is needed, but also has suggested mechanisms for making the process of articulating policies for an integrated market more transparent and efficient.
For its part, the Bloomberg campaign dismissed suggestions that Mr. Thompson was gaining momentum, noting its continuing success in collecting endorsements (Colin L. Powell's being a recent one), relying on social networking tools (Mr. Bloomberg is using Twitter this week) and articulating policies for a third term (improving community colleges was the theme on Thursday).
Diplomats have demonstrated exceptional skills in finding common interests and articulating policies that would make the world so much safer.
He was never one who was articulating policy.
Some argue that it would have been simpler to merge the two, and the unwieldiness of the new means of articulating policy suggests that this might indeed have been a good idea.
Indeed, new appointees at several regulatory agencies have begun to articulate policies intended to move enforcement proceedings along.
Much work is still needed to articulate policies and services that guarantee justice, equity and accessibility for all residents of Lima.
"Without any shadow of doubt, there is a very important challenge for the Conservative party to have policies and to articulate policies in the language that resonates in those areas," he says.
