The phrase "actual articles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to real or genuine items, often in contrast to replicas or imitations.
Example: "The museum displayed actual articles from the ancient civilization, allowing visitors to see the artifacts up close."
Alternatives: "genuine items" or "real articles".
It has comics that I actually go through and consume before I read the actual articles.
But compared to the caps-lock screaming, the actual articles are quite benign.
This did not affect the actual articles or search engine results, said Dennis Crothers, Wired.com's director of user interface.
Perhaps a note in the corner of the site, where Sunday Review is currently placed, should give the topics in the Sunday issue rather than links to the actual articles until publication.
But the issue is that too many people still blindly share a headline on Facebook without reading the actual articles.
It seems to generate a lot of results for tag pages, not actual articles, which isn't terribly helpful.
But if you're looking for the actual article, there is only St. Jimmy at the St. James.
But upon looking at the actual article inside the section, I discovered only a highly biased piece of editorializing in which Iver Peterson was presuming to remove the burden of decision from New Jersey's citizens by announcing that Jon Corzine had won.
Just five years ago, New York's Second Avenue Subway was supposed to be done by 2020, a goal that seems laughable now.The sub-headline of Mr Doig's story promises suggestions for dealing with this problem, but the actual article focuses more on explaining why infrastructure projects take so much longer in America than they do in China.
The actual article was published online first in Proceedings of the Natural Academy of Sciences; PNAS; http://www.pnas.org), March 22, 2010.
Discussion pages are where Wikipedia's anonymous citizen editors talk about what should, and should not, be contained in the actual article.
