The phrase "articulating words" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of clearly expressing or pronouncing words, often in the context of speech or communication.
Example: "The teacher emphasized the importance of articulating words clearly to ensure effective communication."
Alternatives: "pronouncing words" or "expressing words clearly".
Her family had a talent for emitting judgment without articulating words.
AlterEgo is a non-invasive, wearable, peripheral neural interface that allows humans to converse in natural language with machines, artificial intelligence assistants, services, and other people without any voice without opening their mouth, and without externally observable movements—simply by articulating words internally.
But then again, what is my mind doing when I'm articulating words now?
Just as we create words and sentences in the substratum of breath, so God creates the universe by articulating words in the Breath of the All-Merciful (nafas al-rahmân), which is the deployment of existence (inbisât al-wujûd); indeed, existence itself is synonymous with mercy (rahma).
His verbal language has increased, and he is articulating words.
For example, activity is observed in premotor and primary motor cortices for silent reading of words referring to face-, arm- or leg-related actions [23], Similarly, activity in the cerebellum is observed when subjects are instructed to imagine articulating words [1], and when generating verbs silently [17].
"His last articulate words were for me".
Interpretation is the teasing out into articulate words of a complicated sensation or experience.
Mr. Cross doesn't articulate words any better today than he did in the old days.
In other words she can understand what is being said but cannot articulate words very well herself.
Those very simple, bleakly articulate words sum up the hopes and hopelessness that infuse this shy and formidable little play.
