The phrase "an article included" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an article that is part of a larger document or collection.
Example: "In the report, there is an article included that discusses the latest research findings."
Alternatives: "a included article" or "an article featured".
Undated photograph, negatives, photocopy, and an article included.
A reader, Susie Reiss, wonders about the practice of inserting links in the online version of articles, finding it inconsistent at times, and mentioned a case in which references to some schools in an article included links while others did not.
A PR company I was recently vetting for an article included a glowing testimonial from a CEO who said he'd received spectacular results.
In an article included in this issue (Charles Darwin and Human Evolution), Ian Tattersall (2009) proposes that Darwin's disparaging view of the fossil record, along with other factors, might help explain why Darwin did not write more about human evolution.
Writing about them, even if an article included evidence to the contrary, only amplified unsubstantiated allegations.
In fact, an article included in the report to the City Council recommends broadening the use of existing laws rather than creating an overlapping anti-bullying law.
The writer has to disclose that he is receiving compensation for an article, including payment in kind.
It's essentially Digg bait, despite the fact that, at this point, everyone everywhere has already done such an article, including us.
We scrutinized each figure along with its legend, and all the relevant text or other material that was presented in an article, including even any online supplements.
When an article includes two or more systems, the systems are listed separately.
Level 8 is different from the rest, as we first concatenate together all the sentences of an article, including title, all abstract sentences, and all the MeSH words.
