The phrase "articulation that allows" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific form of expression or communication that enables a particular outcome or understanding.
Example: "The articulation that allows for clear communication is essential in effective teamwork."
Alternatives: "expression that enables" or "communication that permits".
The new PVS is a 35-mm articulating endocutter that allows for a broader range of approach angles due to its thinner shaft and wider angle of articulation when working within the limits of the intercostal space.
Resources within the religion have allowed it to serve, over centuries, as a discourse that allows the articulation of profound social or political grievances, simultaneously explaining problems while prescribing a programme of action for their resolution.
This, she shows, marks a shift in aesthetic judgment in the classical Arabic critical tradition that allows for the articulation of the aesthetics of the New Style of poetry that developed in the early Abbasid period.
First, instruction should shift to more in-depth analysis of fewer topics that allows focus and articulation of key, cross-cutting concepts (National Research Council 2013).
Quine's own approach is to privilege the language best suited for the articulation of scientific theories and the grammar that allows the most economical representation of the truth conditions of its sentences.
Moreover, the idea that women could craft a common language that allowed the articulation of all their experiences seems to ignore the fact that women differ enormously from one another (Lugones and Spelman 1983, Spelman 1988; see the section on feminism and the diversity of women in the entry on topics in feminism).
A passive leg is present that allows knee articulation.
3. A formal new product process such as a stage-gate model should be adopted that allow for articulation and documentation, at pre-determined points, of the contingencies between technological development and the decisions that are made about user requirements.
There are six basic manners of articulation that can be used at these places of articulation: stop, fricative, approximant, trill, tap, and lateral.
