The phrase "article disclosure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to publishing, journalism, or legal matters where information about an article is being revealed or made known.
Example: "The article disclosure revealed important findings that had previously been kept confidential."
Alternatives: "publication disclosure" or "report disclosure".
Jacob Weisberg, the editor of Slate, was pleased by the article, the disclosure and the author.
It is based on their recent article, "Optimal Disclosure and Litigation Rules Around IPOs and SEOs," available here.
My article, Selective Disclosure and Insider Trading: Tipper Wrongdoing in the 21st Century, available here, identifies several problems with relying on this one sentence in Dirks to resolve the issues raised in Salman.
Aidan Dougherty, a male witness interviewed for the case, who agreed to speak on the record for this article, said disclosure of witness names sends a message.
Karen P. Hughes, the campaign's communications director, pointedly used the words "Middle East" and "terrorism" in her response to the article's disclosures.
When we printed papers on original research and there were often conflicts of interests, we published those articles with disclosures.
We then examined these journal articles for disclosures of research funding and statements regarding financial ties of the authors.
Carney and Bloomberg said in their article that financial disclosure was "essential to a market-based solution to climate change".
I need to conclude this article with a disclosure: I consider both Madeline Levine and Melissa Schorr friends.
Google's price-target reduction comes after a series of minor gaffes including the Playboy article, and the disclosure that the SEC has started an informal inquiry into Google's offer to buy back 23.2 million shares it may have sold to early employees and contractors without registering the shares.
