The phrase "article cited by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific article that has been referenced or mentioned by another source.
Example: "In her research, she discussed the findings of the article cited by Smith (2020) regarding climate change."
Alternatives: "article referenced by" or "article mentioned by".
An extract from the celebrated Fuller & Perdue article cited by Judge Rabin is reproduced infra p. 1172.
It extends our earlier article cited by Keyfitz that focuses on climate change by examining a broader range of environmental problems.
" I also asked for input from Texas's Department of State Health Services on the findings of the news article cited by Fox and Steingraber and the general state of understanding of cancer rates in the state.
Two of the authors of the Economic Inquiry article cited by Ms Mangu-Ward make the case here for the rationality of voting, despite the slim odds that your vote will determine the election's outcome.Consider this thought experiment.
One article cited by the Polk judges revealed that Libya was using so-called indiscriminate weapons like cluster bombs, which had been banned by much of the rest of the world.
The article, cited by the official state news agency K.C.N.A., said that North Korea "will never pardon traitors defaming the dignity of its supreme leadership but deal a sledgehammer blow at them".
JMT articles generate considerable interest in the lay media, with 2016 JMT articles cited by various social media sites, the Boston Globe, and the Washington Post among others.
In this article, we have used secondary data from research articles cited by the NIOSH occupational exposure reports and EU research consortia to estimate the risk of CNTs, Ag and TiO2 and to map these results to a control banding solution that is intuitive and accessible to a wide variety of interested parties.
As they stomp in, many of the visitors have gaffer tape around their arms, legs and over parts of their face to hide tattoos that "defy" the articles cited by Richter.
A federal judge in Newark, N.J., after reviewing 20 newspaper articles cited by Torricelli, found in a ruling unsealed last week that the senator failed to prove there had been illegal leaks of grand jury material.
Figure 2 displays the distribution of articles cited by and citing the articles of the three sampled issues of SBB.
