"further articulate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express the idea of making an idea or point clearer, more vivid, or more precise. For example, "He further articulated the argument for why they should hire him."
Such collections as Diving into the Wreck: Poems 1971 1972 (1973; National Book Award) and The Dream of a Common Language: Poems 1974 1977 (1978) express anger at the societal conception of womanhood and further articulate Rich's lesbian identity.
In addition, we should note ways in which philosophical theories might seem to clarify and further articulate the ordinary notion.
Teacher educators and scientists could help teachers further articulate this distinction between accepting evolution as valid within science versus personally accepting evolution.
Our aim in this special issue is the application of the PDE framework to additional case studies and to further articulate its overlap with other theoretical frameworks (e.g., the joint action theory didactic framework; Sensevy, 2007).
She presses Descartes to further articulate his account of substance, pointing not only to the problem of mind-body interaction, but also to cases where the poor condition of the body the vapours, for instance—affects capacity for thought.
Interest in the phenomenology of embodiment is an attempt to further articulate Freud's claim that "the ego is a bodily ego" (Freud 1923/1962), to capture the way the material contours of the body are experienced as making up the self.
At the town hall, Mr. Romney further articulated some of the programs he would cut.
And he further articulates the book's sense of apocalyptic menace by announcing, "Every generation wants to be the last".
Penfield et al. (2014) further articulated the need to distinguish among output, outcome and impact.
The natural state is a theoretical mechanism for further articulating these considerations.
The participant further articulated that they had to ensure the data security procedures of their cloud provider by regularly visiting the service provider's premises.
