The phrase "articulation that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the expression or clarity of a particular idea or concept.
Example: "The articulation that he provided during the presentation was clear and effective."
Alternatives: "expression that" or "clarity that".
It is the triumph of confident articulation that sets these comedies and their heroines apart and turns them into a genre.
What they all demand, and what Ms. Oppens supplied amply, is the kind of bright timbre and sharp articulation that will keep the sometimes dense textures transparent.
There are six basic manners of articulation that can be used at these places of articulation: stop, fricative, approximant, trill, tap, and lateral.
In both the Mozart and the Hertel concertos, he played with a sharp-edged articulation that sliced through the string textures, and Le Nuove Musiche played with a deftness and clarity perfectly suited to Mr. Bezuidenhout's approach.
It might be time, in other words, for him to heed the promptings of his characters and liberate still further the energy and articulation that so delight us in his prose.
"We wanted to create a collector-doll feel," said Mr. Varadi, who gave the Liv dolls glasslike eyes, glossy hair, interchangeable wigs and 14 points of articulation that make them easy to dress.
The articulations that occur in his own choreography, Mr Forsythe explains in a borrowed Sadler's Wells dressing-room, are simply the logical extension of the Leningrad style.
Mr. Beasley, now in jeans, T-shirt and a baseball cap, unleashed the minute articulations that make him such a gorgeous dancer with the Trisha Brown company.
In this well-planned chronicle of Noguchi's lifelong engagement with three-dimensional form, the highlight is a stunning gallery devoted to his anthropomorphic sculptures from the 1940's -- bony-looking vertical articulations that are surreal abstractions of body traits and attitudes.
Each also contributed early articulations that initiated the work of forging the sub-field.
The data transcripts were reread, and explored for commonly-occurring articulations that provided evidences of cloud computing participants' experiences.
