The phrase "a disputed article" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an article that is the subject of disagreement or controversy.
Example: "The researchers published a paper on climate change, but it was quickly labeled as a disputed article due to conflicting data."
Alternatives: "a controversial article" or "a contested article".
But in a disputed article published in 1996, historian Youssef Mroueh said Columbus' entry was proof that Muslims had reached the Americas first and that "the religion of Islam was widespread".
One of the biggest problems is the time it takes to mark a disputed article as fake news.
If a "disputed" article somehow ends up being true, there's no harm after all, it was only disputed, not disproven.
It's also true that Time "won" its case with former Israeli Defense Minister Ariel Sharon recently when a jury rejected Sharon's claim that an article in the magazine had defamed him with "actual malice". The jury did find that a paragraph referring to Sharon in the disputed article was indeed defamatory and erroneous, making Time's post-trial declaration of victory a hollow one.
His highest-profile paper is a disputed 2001 article in Nature, in which he reported that traces of DNA from genetically modified corn in Oaxaca, Mexico, had contaminated the genomes of indigenous maize varieties.
Confirming Mrs Warren's allegations in the disputed article, he went on to organise a series of press interviews for her.
The editor in chief, Harry McCracken, rejoined the magazine on Wednesday after the disputed article, "10 Things We Hate About Apple," was posted on the magazine's Web site.
Gibbs said he personally did not agree with the views expressed in Doyle's disputed article because he believes in the mission of the weapons lab.
Local citizens and media outlets dubbed the disputed article of the Statutory Law for the Attorney General's Office, which is part of a wider package of related state reforms, the "gag law".
He also called for a dialogue between the president and the opposition to reach a "consensus" on the disputed articles of the constitution.
But in a conciliatory gesture he added that amendments to disputed articles in the draft constitution could be agreed with the opposition.
