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The phrase "an entire article" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complete piece of writing, typically in the context of discussing content or length.
Example: "The professor assigned an entire article for us to read before the next class."
Alternatives: "a complete article" or "the full article".
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An NYPD computer tried to delete an entire article about the death of Sean Bell, a man killed by NYPD in 2006.
In contrast, Spain's constitution devotes an entire article to language:1.
The full odious sequence of events that led to the accident would constitute an entire article.
While news headlines will be free, users will be charged 300 yen, or $2.83, to download an entire article.
I don't deny I'm susceptible to this too, I've based an entire article on one particular grievance.
Arturo Vidal's spot-kick against Milan was so perfect that the newspaper La Repubblica devoted an entire article to its majesty.
In theory, tens or hundreds of thousands of holograms, each containing an entire article of data, can be stored in this way.
I am advised further that The Times does not have a formal policy on sharing an entire article pre-publication for the purposes of fact-checking.
Among designers it achieved a legendary status when David Carson made an entire article about Bryan Ferry unreadable by setting it in Dingbats for Ray Gun magazine".
A reader can call up an entire article without navigating away from the subject page, reading one piece after another without using the "forward" and "back" buttons.
In 1975, D. Keith Mano, the "Book Watch" columnist for Esquire, devoted an entire article to Gayl Jones and her new book, "Corregidora," but the piece was as much about Morrison as about Jones.
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