The phrase "articulation and development of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the expression and growth of ideas, concepts, or plans in various contexts, such as academic writing or project proposals.
Example: "The articulation and development of a comprehensive strategy are essential for the success of the initiative."
Alternatives: "expression and growth of" or "formulation and enhancement of".
For Whewell, discovery comprised all three elements: the happy thought, the articulation and development of that thought, and the testing or verification of it.
They condemned totalitarian, centralised states and the never ending conflicts among them, and instead called for a European federal state with enough shared control over military and economic power, yet where "each State will retain the autonomy it needs for a plastic articulation and development of political life according to the particular characteristics of the various peoples".
In fact, much of the controversies in the 20th century about the possibility of a philosophy of discovery can be understood against the background of the disagreement about whether the process of discovery does or does not include the articulation and development of a novel thought.
We also review the main research themes and the articulation and developments of infrared sources at SOLEIL.
Evidence for restricted quadratosquamosal movement includes a concave squamosal surface for articulation with the quadrate and development of exostotic material upon this surface [23].
After discussing the unique characteristics and challenges of technology-driven business environments that are the typical business playgrounds for engineering professionals, the chapter focuses on describing the two key components of the business planning process: the articulation and the development of a viable business model, and managing the scaling up and the growth of the business.
The articulation and systematic development of this approach to policy formation is owed to the Classical Utilitarians.
With regard to Aristotle, Plutarch is more cautious than Antiochus; he considers some of Aristotle's doctrines to be an articulation or development of Platonic philosophy (e.g. Aristotle's ethics, logic and science; see Teodorsson 1999), and espouses them as being Platonic (e.g. De virtute morali 442B-C, De an. procr.
A cleft of the palate is associated with feeding difficulties in infancy, chronic otitis media due to eustachian tube dysfunction, midface hypoplasia, hypernasality of speech and difficulties with articulation and language development.
This longitudinal study analyzed the articulation development of 108 children with cleft lip/palate from three through eight years of age.
The Center for Intersectionality and Social Policy Studies at Columbia Law School will serve as a global focal point for the development, articulation, and application of intersectionality as both a theoretical framework and a cogent practice in law, human rights, and social justice advocacy.
