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The phrase "a received article" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an article that has been received, often in contexts related to publishing, journalism, or academic submissions.
Example: "After reviewing a received article, the editor decided to send it out for peer review."
Alternatives: "an accepted article" or "a submitted article".
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During the pretest, group A received article 1 by Bas et al.
During the posttest, group A received article 2, and group B article 1.
Yet surely it's better to arrive at a belief through deep thought and rational analysis than by accepting it is a received article of faith.
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(2007), and group B received article 2 by Ozen et al.
Furthermore, references of the received articles were also searched.
A computer error caused subscribers to receive articles from magazines they had not chosen, and some of the articles that were included seemed outdated.
We're always interested in receiving articles or sightings for Lincolnshire Unexplained.
I'm currently flying at 30,000 feet and just received an article from a friend, urging me to respond.
He and Aguigui began smoking together in the pit favored by soldiers of the rear guard, and after Burnett received an Article 15 for possessing an unregistered handgun the two spent more time together.
Our first IF of 2.00 was reported in the 2017 Journal Citation Report, and the journal has also received an Article Influence Score of 0.675, an Immediacy index of 0.667 and an Eigenfactor score of 0.00035.
IF of 2.485 was reported in the 2017 Journal Citation Report, and the journal has also received an Article Influence Score of 0.707, an Immediacy index of 0.594, and an Eigenfactor score of 0.00145.
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