The phrase "alluded to in the article" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means that the specific subject or topic mentioned has been indirectly referenced or mentioned in the article. This phrase is often used when summarizing or discussing the content of an article. Example: The controversial topic of climate change was alluded to in the article, but the author did not delve into its details.
However he has a fair share of detractors who, as you alluded to in the article, think that he's already become a caricature of himself.
What are some possible ramifications, as alluded to in the article, of the United States becoming involved in nation building in Afghanistan?
The company says it was not given an opportunity to reduce the price of Halaven, the breast-cancer drug alluded to in the article, before the NHS abruptly decided to stop paying for that drug through the Cancer Drugs Fund.
In its news release disputing suggestions that the implant could be linked to cancer, VeriChip said yesterday, "We will retain independent scientists and researchers to review the content, veracity and credibility of the studies alluded to in the article".
3. Research the five other military strikes Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld alluded to in the article against oppressors of Muslim populations in Kuwait, northern Iraq, Somalia, Bosnia, and Kosovo.
It was alluded to in the article and in so many articles and television shows about her life.
What are some of the stereotypes about slaves that Michael A. Lord, director of Philipsburg Manor, alludes to in the article?
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Editor's note: The Times receives funding for its Education Matters digital initiative from one or more groups alluded to in this article.
What was the "magical moment" alluded to in the first paragraph of the article?
We identified potential value based on the framing of the article in the introduction section, issues alluded to in the discussion section, and our own subjective assessment of potential value.
