The phrase "article attributes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to writing, publishing, or discussing the characteristics of articles, such as their title, author, or publication date.
Example: "When analyzing the article attributes, we found that the title was misleading and did not accurately reflect the content."
Alternatives: "article characteristics" or "article features".
Kristi Roberts New York City Specter, at the end of his article, attributes the disappearance of his chest pains to the soothing words of his doctor, and concludes that the ritual of visiting his doctor worked like a placebo.
Specter, at the end of his article, attributes the disappearance of his chest pains to the soothing words of his doctor, and concludes that the ritual of visiting his doctor worked like a placebo.
The article attributes America's great numbers to three main factors.
In our article, attributes are divided into three intervals.
Instead of asking users to input a query directly from their mobile device, the server filters and ranks new news articles based on a user's profile, location, usage patterns, peer ratings and news article attributes.
It is built on top of JHPeer framework that incorporates user context and news article attributes for automatically pushing real-time news which are considered relevant to mobile users.
The article attributed the information to "federal law enforcement officials".
The March 4 article, attributed to a netizen, called Google a tool of the United States government.
A 1909 Washington Post article attributed the lack of mustaches to the Giants outfielder and Hall of Famer Jim O'Rourke's losing a ball because of his facial hair.
But several days before Mr. Gingrich spoke, Ralph Nader published an article attributing those same shootings to -- I'm serious -- corporate influence.
Several opposition politicians did accuse Mr. Chávez of fraud, and an early draft of the article attributed the accusations to his critics.
