The phrase "articulation these" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly structured phrase and cannot be used in any context.
Example: "The articulation these points require is crucial for understanding the argument."
Alternatives: "expression of these" or "clarification of these".
Sitkovetsky's arrangement demands impeccable ensemble, intonation and articulation; these were all delivered in an astonishing performance that preserved the delicate contrapuntal intricacy of Bach's original.
Let me throw out a radical thought: perhaps these prayers for safety, these thrills at Obama's articulation, these hosannas to his smile and his beautiful, normal wife are a sanctioned, politically correct form of racism.
Members are expected to be active participants in the articulation of these frameworks, the development of these strategies, and the ranking of these principles and priorities.
The ever more precise articulation of these notions further positioned Buddhism to receive massive governmental support.
We propose a method of structural linked design as an articulation for these levels.
"You bring your own aesthetic, emotional baggage and articulation to these images," Daile Kaplan, the director of photographs and photo books at Swann Auction Galleries in Manhattan, said during a preview of the company's first sale devoted to vernacular photography.
The law of economic development and the government both play important roles in the articulation between these two networks, and the gap between them can be shortened by related policy reforms and the improvement of the transportation network.
The author, for starters, of some tantalizingly hard poems, poems that sometimes track their own difficulty: Wrapped strands and What passes for messages, what pulls itself apart to flash, the twinkle or tickle of articulation In these lines from her poem "Passing," the play is both sonic (twinkle, articulation) and semantic (What pulls itself apart to flash? For one thing, a flasher's raincoat!).
The articulation of these unspoken impressions, in words or images or music, is one of the things we seek in the consolation of art, and what "Middletown" provides with such clarity, eloquence and sympathy.
While these criteria are meant to be purely aspirational, and while Leapfrog's effort is praiseworthy, we caution that the articulation of these standards of care may have unintended legal consequences.
The articulation of these 'methods of legitimation' draws on 13 in-depth interviews with HFEA and ASRM members and staff conducted in January and February 2012 in London and over Skype, as well as observation of an HFEA deliberation.
