The phrase "articulation characteristics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to speech, language, or communication, particularly when discussing the features or qualities of how sounds are produced.
Example: "The study focused on the articulation characteristics of different dialects to understand regional variations in speech."
Alternatives: "speech features" or "pronunciation traits".
Pitch is a fundamental element in the voice and trans women need to train their voices not only to change their pitches, but eight other defining voice characteristics (resonance, articulation, melodica intonation, fluency, etc).
In our work, we consider articulations potentially characteristic for an interaction and therefore model body parts in specific poses.
"What does it signify," Waltraud Perne, a social scientist and managing director of the Resability Forum, asks, "when Jürgen Habermas puts communication at the centre of his considerations?" (Germany's famous contemporary sociologist's characteristic articulation is due to a jaw anomaly. His main research field includes communication conditions in society).
To simplify definitions and to allow the strict delimitation of the Mammalia, some authors have suggested basing the boundary on a single characteristic, the articulation of the jaw between the dentary and squamosal bones and the attendant movement of accessory jawbones to the middle ear as auditory ossicles.
Participants provided a useful set of articulations defining social media characteristics and purposes, and an outline of the most common SMTs they used in their learning.
To stimulate articulation and reflection (third characteristic), we encouraged students to discuss with peers and more experienced readers what they have read.
We learn class-specific detectors that encode the characteristic articulations or movements of the body parts directly.
The Hexanchiformes species have two characteristic articulations between their cranium and palatoquadrate.
The buildings acquired a dynamic, exteriorized articulation and specifically Russian national characteristics.
