The phrase "article for money" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the exchange of an article or written piece for financial compensation.
Example: "The journalist wrote an article for money, highlighting the importance of ethical reporting."
Alternatives: "piece for payment" or "writing for compensation".
The practice of writing biased news articles for money became routine even at the best papers.
However, the email we received recently from Ned Beale, a solicitor who wrote a series of articles for Money two years ago, stopped us in our tracks.
Correction: November 1, 2003, Saturday Because of an editing error, an article on Oct. 23 about recent killings of two journalists at The Togliatti Review, a muckraking newspaper in Russia, misstated the resignation date of its crime editor, Pavel Kaledin, who was quoted as saying it was hard for newspapers to survive in Russia without printing upbeat articles for money.
Because of an editing error, an article on Oct. 23 about recent killings of two journalists at The Togliatti Review, a muckraking newspaper in Russia, misstated the resignation date of its crime editor, Pavel Kaledin, who was quoted as saying it was hard for newspapers to survive in Russia without printing upbeat articles for money.
His other books included a practical manual for writers, "Spare-Time Article Writing for Money," as well as books of advice about marriage and cross-country skiing.
I drafted an article for Guardian Money and phoned Tullett Brown to pose some questions but it failed to respond.
Later reviews were equally mixed, sometimes within the same article: "For my money, it is captivating and exasperating at a ratio of around 60 40," Peter Bradshaw wrote in The Guardian.
In an article for Smart Money last week, Sullivan writes that tutoring has become a $5 billion industry that is 10 times larger than it was just a decade ago.
