The phrase "article complained of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal contexts to refer to a specific article or provision that is the subject of a complaint or grievance.
Example: "The plaintiff filed a lawsuit regarding the article complained of, claiming it was defamatory."
Alternatives: "disputed article" or "challenged article".
The same is true of the contention that the suits referred to in the article complained of were not pending.
"Also, another article complained of merely reiterated information which was already in the public domain.The claim will be defended vigorously".
He said that the article complained of did not cite the Lebanese community as its sources, but instead "a family friend" – effectively accusing the Mail of changing its story.
He rejected a submission that the words were not defamatory of White and noted the fact that the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association had said in August 2012 that it couldn't find any evidence of inappropriate betting activity in relation to statements in the article complained of, or by White, and that no further action would be taken.
The defense upon which the plaintiff in error most relies is raised by the allegation that the articles complained of are true, and the claim of the right to prove the truth.
Peter Oborne, political editor of the Spectator, who wrote the first of the articles complained of by Downing Street, said the prime minister and his advisers had lost their sense of perspective.
In other words, it comes to this, that the ninth count charges as criminal, not a conspiracy to publish the articles complained of, which were innocent, but a conspiracy to suppress certain statements which were published in other newspapers in connection with or as a part of the published articles and which it is argued might have been harmful to the German cause if they had been published.
I promise I won't spend the entirety of an Avengers 2 trailer article complaining about the existence of an Avengers 2 trailer, so let's move on to something that I find incredibly exciting.
You can see it here, as part of an article complaining that it was made in China.
It is easy to imagine the passion with which she would have written about the fate of Larisa Arap, a Murmansk-based opposition activist who unwisely wrote an article complaining about the sexual abuse of minors in mental hospitals.
Until I read a newspaper article complaining that you thought the world of work would be like Sex and the City or The Devil Wears Prada.
