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The phrase "appear in this article" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to content, information, or references that are included within a specific article.
Example: "The statistics on climate change appear in this article, highlighting the urgency of the issue."
Alternatives: "are included in this article" or "can be found in this article."
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"THE word metrosexual is not going to appear in this article, is it?" David Matthews asked, his voice rising warily.
Yes, he said, the deal would produce good publicity, though oddly enough, it was news to him that any of this repartee would appear in this article.
The diners at the restaurant were warm and welcoming in conversation but almost all of them asked that their names not appear in this article out of concern for their families.
Absentmindedness, maybe?" They married in 2003 (Mr. Greek's wife, an artist, asked that her name not appear in this article, for her own privacy), and she helped him fit his religious delusions, now controlled by medication, into a coherent personal story that has guided his day-do-day life.
Astoundingly, the words "health care reform" do not appear in this article!
Palagia (pronounced pal-asia, it's a pseudonym; she didn't want her real name to appear in this article) had plenty of experience with sex-filled events.
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Number of times the words hot or heat have appeared in this article: 33.
Little appears in this article below, therefore, about similar situations elsewhere.
Unfortunately, errors appeared in this article.
The answers will appear in January This article was amended on 8 January 2016.
This quote appeared in article detailing how coke use in Sydney was "soaring".
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