"articulation of being" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the expression or representation of one's existence or identity. Example: The artist's paintings were a powerful articulation of her being, capturing the essence of her inner self and experiences.
The main thesis put forward by Hartmann in the Foundations of Ontology is that all ontological differences are articulations of being, not differences between being and non-being.
"We hope that this project will dispel the current articulation of porn being 'only a men's game' which cannot be used by women to explore their sexuality," Eora said.
The Miranda warnings, simply put, are an articulation of what's in our Constitution.
Borders offered an articulation of the desperation of being a refugee that no indie frontman from Wigan ever could.
Her last record, "Burn Your Fire for No Witness," from 2014, was a collection of wounded, mystical folk tunes; her articulation of loneliness was so visceral and creepy that I occasionally felt like it was following me around the house.
With regard to clinical relevance, our assumption has been that the mutual recognition and articulation of meaning is just as valuable to individuals with NCDs as health outcomes.
So it is a worthy conversation, because what alchemizes the yoga, er, um, your life -- lies more in the difference in the articulation of it's instruction.
The Upanishads present a vision of an interconnected universe with a single, unifying principle behind the apparent diversity in the cosmos, any articulation of which is called brahman.
Optimization methods with a priori and a posteriori articulation of preferences are used to solve the problem.
Therefore, articulation of preferences is essential for solving MOPs [28], which can guide optimization algorithms to find the most preferred solutions rather than the whole PF.
