The phrase "a annals" is not correct in written English.
The correct article to use before "annals" is "the" since "annals" is a plural noun.
Example: "The annals of history reveal many fascinating stories."
Alternatives: "the records" or "the chronicles".
But, "To many mathematicians, this left a very bad taste," said Dr. Robert D. MacPherson, an Annals editor., To avoid a repetition, the Annals editors wanted a careful, complete review of Dr. Hales's proof.
Writer stated in an ANNALS OF POLITICS in the Mar.
Nearly seven years earlier, Anthony Lane explored the lure of cookbooks in an Annals of Gastronomy, published in the issue of December 18 , 1995
OF AMPLIFICATION of an Annals of Crime article by Peter Matthiessen about the murder of Dr. Pierre Chevallier by his wife who was acquitted.
In 1999, after an earlier round of calls for Pollard's release, Seymour M. Hersh wrote "The Traitor," an Annals of Espionage about the Pollard case.
As described in an Annals of Internal Medicine paper, the harms of the screening outweigh the benefits, and so the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force reaffirmed a recommendation it first made in 2004.
The match, however, was not a spectacle that will be marked as one to remember in the A-League annals.
Particle flux in an annular gap about a sphere, Annals of Nuclear Energy 32, 457, we have evaluated the neutron flux across a spherical void due to a point source in a moderating and absorbing medium.
Eligibility criteria have been published previously [ 18] (see supplemental Appendix A, available at Annals of Oncology online).
Tumour DNA and reference DNA were labelled and hybridised as published previously (see supplemental Appendix A, available at Annals of Oncology online) [ 30].
In a 1998 Annals of Hollywood about Raimi, Rebecca Mead remarked on how the latter were celebrated by "a certain kind of cineaste".
