The phrase "a featured article" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an article that has been highlighted or given special prominence, often in a publication or on a website.
Example: "This month, our magazine has selected a featured article on climate change to raise awareness among our readers."
Alternatives: "highlighted article" or "prominent article".
Recognize that not all articles nominated as a featured article candidate will become featured articles showcased on the wikiHow homepage.
Read How to Write a Featured Article on wikiHow to learn what we look for in a featured article.
Please make sure, especially when editing a featured article, to meticulously cite your sources for any changes or additions.
Simin's recent paper has been selected as a featured article in March issue of the Structure journal.
Each of these biographical articles was labeled a "featured article" — the highest praise her fellow editors could give — appearing on the site's home page.
In 1965 several of us crew members of the 8th Bomb Squadron were interviewed for a featured article in the New York Times Magazine about New Yorkers participating in the air campaign of the Vietnam War.
As Lisa explains in a 2014 featured article in California Magazine, "my childhood home in San Francisco is a block away from the California Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park and I think frequent visits to the Cal Academy must have sparked an early interest in paleontology and geology.
If you discover a past featured article that is related to the topic, by all means, include it!
That is, it presents users with a new "Explore" feed that showcases a combination of the top read articles, the featured article and featured picture of the day, random articles, and nearby articles, in addition to those recommended based on how you've been using the app previously.
Comparisons have been made to a 1986 Newsweek cover and featured article that said "women who weren't married by 40 had a better chance of being killed by a terrorist than of finding a husband".
This featured article gives a brief outline of what to expect in this section titled "Materials Application, Performance and Life Cycle" of the Reference Module in Material science and Materials Engineering.
