The phrase "article department" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a specific context where it refers to a department that handles articles, such as in a publishing or retail setting.
Example: "The article department is responsible for managing all written content for the magazine."
Alternatives: "content department" or "editorial department".
Responding to the Independent's article, a department spokesman said: "There is a big difference between the amount of shale gas that might exist and what can be technically and commercially extracted.
Questions used for the article "Emergency Departments in The Netherlands: managers' experiences" by Christien van der Linden, Resi Reijnen, Robert W. Derlet, Robert Lindeboom, Naomi van der Linden, Cees Lucas, and John R. Richards.
How can they be in trouble with the law? - According to a 2014 Washington Post article, police departments hide their actions all the time.
In September, after years of mounting settlement costs and a series of Daily News articles, the department created two units to investigate cops who been repeatedly named in lawsuits.
An earlier version of a graphic with this article misstated the department that the Secret Service belongs to.
Responding to the article US state department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said "it speaks to what passes for news in Pravda".
Mr. Zwisohn's office referred calls about the article to the department's spokesman, and so did the newspaper's faculty adviser and the district superintendent.
In an article on early department stores, published in "Valentine's Manual of Old New York" (Charles Scribner's Sons, 1921), John Crawford Brown described B. Altman as "the best for ladies' apparel, cloaks, coats and so forth," especially for sealskin.
An article on emergency department crowding in January's Annals of Emergency Medicine warned that "unless the problem is solved, the general public may no longer be able to rely on emergency departments for quality and timely emergency care, placing the people of this country at risk".
If you recently found yourself head banging your way through an article about a department for regional development consultation paper rather than yawning you were probably reading the Ulster Gazette.
The mayor and the police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, strongly denied the accusations in the articles, saying the department did not target Muslims but simply followed leads.
