The phrase "avoid articulating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advising someone to refrain from expressing or stating something clearly or explicitly.
Example: "In sensitive discussions, it may be wise to avoid articulating your concerns too directly to prevent misunderstandings."
Alternatives: "refrain from expressing" or "steer clear of stating".
He has tried to avoid articulating a clear position on 1070.
It might appear conventional that she and her mother avoid articulating their feelings about what is likely to be a permanent separation.
Anything to avoid articulating the curious and problematic persona that Chigga presents when he peacocks across your laptop screen in one of his kooky and hallucinogenic music videos.
But if Obama is looking for a big goal for his final years in office, here's one he should embrace (and can hardly avoid): articulating an overarching global strategy for the United States in an increasingly chaotic world, and convincing Americans that it makes sense.
Their music doesn't seek elaboration or explosion, and their backing tracks avoid articulated drumbeats, leaning on hi-hats and varieties of thump.
Gen. Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, made sure he and his staff avoided articulating any opinion in public during the presidential campaign.
Under SEPA, the state must also consider impacts to public health and safety, provide a plan for how adverse environmental impacts could be mitigated or avoided, and articulate a case for why this project would enhance the state's economy and bring public benefits to its citizens.
A solitude-seeking Italian immigrant daylaborer (a man who bought soap at a local store before he boarded the bus just so he could avoid the pain of articulating his request for change), Rodia constructed the seventeen interconnected structures over a period of 33 years from 1921 to 1954 at night, after a long day at other menial labor.
It is this belief, namely that expert ICU physicians possess special and ineffable wisdom, that interferes with the education of young physicians, by avoiding the challenge of articulating precisely how decisions should be made.
And they wouldn't have any doubt about what this is about.' " This is not the first time that White House officials have staked out stronger positions on gay rights than the president has, raising the possibility that Mr. Obama is relying on aides to telegraph his intentions to avoid the political consequences of articulating them himself.
Since it promises to avoid facts and all similarly articulated, sentence-like slices of reality, correspondence theorists who take seriously objection 3.F2 favor this approach: not even elementary truthbearers are assigned any matching truthmakers.
