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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a magazine article" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of written work that is published in a magazine, typically covering a particular topic or theme.
Example: "I found a fascinating magazine article about climate change that I think you would enjoy."
Alternatives: "a journalistic piece" or "a periodical feature".
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He believes a magazine article can change the world.
A magazine article is how it should have remained.
I was sent to photograph him for a magazine article.
He is currently working on a magazine article.
She happened to mention a magazine article she'd read.
Upton Sinclair chanced upon a magazine article about Fletcher.
Man visits Campbell's Funeral Parlors to get material for a magazine article.
In 1926, during a visit to Germany, he happened upon a magazine article about the Bauhaus.
Writer recalls a magazine article about the offices of certain men of power.
How did you turn those 30 pages into a magazine article?
No one applauds, boos or throws a half-empty beer can at a magazine article.
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