The phrase "articulating role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the function or responsibility of someone in a specific context, particularly in professional or organizational settings.
Example: "In our team, each member has an articulating role that contributes to the overall success of the project."
Alternatives: "defining role" or "clarifying role".
The data from her project also permitted observations about early socialisation and the process of articulating roles based on gender, a further illustration that semantic variation is not 'simply indexical'; rather it is 'non-arbitrarily related to ideologies of gender and social class' (Hasan 2009d: 400).
It also requires practical skills that enable effective practice in resource-limited settings including articulating roles as advocates and professionals both locally and globally [ 3].
Her actor's instinct to play opposite impulses against each other enhances an already skillfully articulated role.
A major distinction between the current state of nursing in general practice within the UK and NZ and the current Australian role is the presence of career frameworks, comprised of salary structures and levels of nursing practice which articulate roles based on the nurses experience, education and scope of practice [ 7].
Complementary to research emphasizing the roles of individuals (both patients and clinicians) is evidence articulating the role of social and other contexts surrounding the individual (27).
And FDR does not mince words, decrying the tyranny of "economic royalists" and confidently articulating the role of government.
I work on late medieval English literature, with a special focus on the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, and the vexed relationship between the "medieval" and the "Renaissance". I am especially interested in defining and articulating the role of the aesthetic in late medieval vernacular literature, particularly in relation to variable cultural understandings of sensation and cognition.
Articulating the role, the project and the opportunity for future work and engagement is critical to reinforcement.
Thus, the two approaches NSI and Triple Helix in systematically articulating the role of innovation within industrial dynamics are far from being diametrically opposed.
Although reproduction itself has sometimes been thought of as part of an organism's life cycle, we should think about this more carefully in articulating the role of reproduction in intergenerational life cycles that characterize organisms in general.
