The phrase "article file" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a file that contains an article, typically in a digital format.
Example: "Please upload the article file to the shared drive so that everyone can access it."
Alternatives: "document file" or "text file".
All other relevant data are available within the article file or Supplementary Information, or available from the authors on reasonable request.
At the initial submission stage authors may choose to upload separate figure files or to incorporate figures into the main article file, ensuring that any inserted figures are of sufficient quality to be clearly legible.
In this case, no one disputes that the first pieces of information a user sees when looking at an individual ASCII article file are the name of the publication in which the article appeared, the edition of that publication, and the location of the article within that edition.
The following Supporting Information is available in the online version of this article – File S1.
The following additional information is available in the online version of this article – File 1. Diagram.
The following Supporting Information is available in the online version of this article – File 1. Movie.
Full-text electronic article files in business literature rounded out the complement of research resources.
The headline in an Associated Press article filed from Montpelier in late October read, "Climate Change Blamed for Fading Foliage".
(See this excellent article filed Monday from Kladno by Yahoo's Nick Cotsonika, and a replay of a Plekanec goal).
A manual search of the reference lists from identified articles and the authors' article files, book chapters, and recent reviews was conducted to identify additional articles.
An Associated Press article filed this morning calls Snow the "nominal head of the [Administration's] economic team," but says flatly he has "little of the clout that most previous Treasury secretaries have wielded, either within the administration or on Wall Street".
