The phrase "article document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a document that is specifically an article, such as in academic or professional writing.
Example: "The article document provided by the researcher contains valuable insights into the study's findings."
Alternatives: "research article" or "academic paper".
Read full article Document trove shows 'industrial scale' killing of detainees 21 January 2014: A cache of photographs smuggled out of Syria by a former military police photographer revealed what an international lawyer described as the systematic killing of about 11,000 detainees.
With the new design, Docstoc has also refined article, document, and video pages.
We wished to focus on data-oriented research papers, so only those labelled "Article" (Document Type) were considered, with "Review", "Editorial", or other non-research papers being excluded from our final list.
Write an article documenting your findings.
Two years earlier, The Christian Century had published an article documenting how much remarkable religious information could be gleaned from the tabloid.
The Toronto Star revived that controversy on Thursday with a lengthy article documenting the hours leading up to Mr. Jaffer's arrest in September.
Last week the Times printed an article documenting the history of the squeaky-clean teen magazine Tiger Beat, and included a retrospective of past magazine covers.
He briefly served in Parliament (1833 34) and in 1835 published his first article documenting a photographic discovery, that of the paper negative.
The article documents what Mr. Wang called China's three-decade pursuit of human rights, noting that China has 229 laws and 600 administrative decrees that protect individual rights.
Re "Farmers Oppose G.O.P. Bill to Require Verification of Workers' Immigration Status" (news article, July 31): As your article documents, Representative Lamar Smith's bill to make E-Verify mandatory would be a self-inflicted wound to American agriculture.
Her eyes are opening, she said, as she goes through Mr. Corbitt's papers and library noticing article after article documenting the long, slow rise of women's running.
