The phrase "affiliated articles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to articles that are connected or associated with a particular organization, group, or topic.
Example: "The journal published several affiliated articles that explored the impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "related articles" or "associated articles".
SCI-expanded was searched as follows: 1- SCI-expanded was queried for biomedical research articles affiliated to the afore-mentioned countries.
Because there was not any explicit membership definition for research centers, and there were a lot of people collaborating occasionally with the centers (in the form of theses or part time research), we defined the research center membership as having at least two articles affiliated by the corresponding center.
We have submitted the allegation to the institution where the author was affiliated when the article was written and requested an investigation.
While several authors of the McCormack et al (2012) article are employees or affiliated with IARC, their article omits relevant data identified and published by 2009 when, during 17 24 March 2009, the IARC Working Group on the Evaluation of Carcinogenic Risks to Humans met in Lyon, France (Straif et al, 2009; IARC, 2012).
Note: The authors of this article are affiliated with beSuccess and DEV Korea.
Update, Monday, July 17, 12 35pm EST: This article originally affiliated Preston Byrne with what is a former employer.
For one thing, the free access won't let readers download or print the articles; those privileges will still be reserved for people who buy the articles or are affiliated with schools and libraries that pay for JStor subscriptions.
That is not a surprise given the authoritative voice afforded to Dr. Paul Auwaerter, who is identified in the article as being affiliated with Johns Hopkins University, but whose IDSA affiliation is not mentioned.
The ISI has not set up a function for finding a citation report of articles by limiting the department of the corresponding author, so in this citation reports, the articles included were affiliated with a Chinese institution, more than the previous search results in PubMed.
