The phrase "as articulated here" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has been clearly expressed or explained in the current context or document.
Example: "The policy changes will improve efficiency, as articulated here in the report."
Alternatives: "as stated here" or "as explained here".
Since Fusion GPS was hired by a law firm working for Clinton's campaign and the DNC, the allegation (as articulated here) is that Russians aided Clinton by providing her damning information about Trump.
The liberal case for accepting undisclosed money — as articulated here by Begala — is that over the long term, it will make reform more likely by evening the playing field and facilitating Dem electoral success.
The very idea of a mutational writing phenotype as articulated here is new.
where refrigerated products are available without the inconvenience of an insulating glass door: He was passionate believer that energy in the United States is far too cheap, as he articulated here in a "Your Dot" contribution last year.
He does not, as noted, argue for the specific right articulated here.
Their influence is reflected in the core ideas articulated here.
And we win as a party when we run on ideas, big ideas and principles, and you're seeing these articulated here.
In that case, I think the critical view on IPR articulated here may still be valid.
Here, US policy as articulated in the 2010 Nuclear Posture Review NPRR) provided important context regarding the consideration of US nuclear use (i.e., extreme circumstances when vital national interests are at stake).
Here, the constitutional interpretation as articulated by Justice Scalia is more sound than the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) that follows it.
Here, more work is needed to understand the relations between Vygotsky's theory (as articulated by, e.g. Fernyhough, 2004; Fernyhough & McCarthy-Jones, 2013) and the categories of inner experience described by DES.
