The phrase "article for its" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an article related to a specific subject or context, but it needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "The article for its analysis of climate change was well-researched."
Alternatives: "article regarding its" or "article about its".
Mr. Oestreich's article triggered a heated response from John Walsh, president of the Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Foundation, who in a letter to The Times criticized the article for its lack of sensitivity, saying it promoted a "negative connotation of those (myself included) who use supplemental oxygen".
It was a metric for quiz shows like "The Newlywed Game," whose host, Bob Eubanks, praised it in a 1981 Washington Post article for its "relatable humor, the kind that takes place in every home". As shows like "Hill Street Blues" and, later, "Twin Peaks" began to elevate the medium of TV, the word helped signify the stuff that would play in Peoria.
However, Apple has recently used Rick Astley's track in a screenshot for a support article for its new Control Centre feature in iOS 7, suggesting it could be a joke being played by an Apple engineer.
The editors of HBR handpick each article for its relevance and insight.
He said the failure to sign a deal suggested Ocado's technology offer was "not quite the finished article for its potential client base".
"By handing off duties not related to development, Obsidian can focus on making the game that much better," claims the company's FAQ article for its publishing deal.
He was also president of the National Interest Inc., and his articles for its magazine could be provocative.
Shulman began her career at another Conde Nast title, Tatler, after writing freelance articles for its then editor, Tina Brown.
Ms. Hornstine failed to show up for graduation, after a local newspaper revealed that she had plagiarized parts of articles for its youth section.
Mr. Sacks said that America Online's staff of several dozen editors, who select articles for its news and finance sections, operates with the same independence as traditional journalists.
The company scraped more than a million annotations from Wikipedia talk pages, where editors debate changes to Wikipedia articles, for its analysis.
