The phrase "article for which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific article in a context where you are discussing its relevance or purpose.
Example: "The article for which I am searching provides a comprehensive overview of climate change."
Alternatives: "article that" or "article regarding which".
Dr. Drummond Rennie, the deputy editor of the medical journal, said it was "very unusual, indeed, to publish an article for which we don't have all the data".
When I read Brian Logan's article, for which I was interviewed, I was surprised by the level of misrepresentation of my opinions and my comedy.
He asked Mr. Bakaly if he had told lawyers at the meeting that there were parts of the article for which he had been responsible.
2. Read The Times every day for one week and identify one article for which you will write a response letter to the editor.
It is what we at Dentsu would like and what The Economist's readers expect.KOICHI SONODACorporate Communications,TokyoEditor's note: We made one error in our article, for which we apologise.
In the article, for which the reporters Jodi Kantor and David Streitfeld talked to more than a hundred current and former Amazon employees, the company's culture is described as "bruising".
The articles, for which Phillips was paid handsomely by William Randolph Hearst's Cosmopolitan magazine, helped secure the passage of the 17th Amendment, which, to the lament of some Tea Partiers today, ended the role of state legislatures in selecting senators.
But the board said it had focused its attention on the 1931 articles for which he won the prize, rather than on his whole career or his failure to report on the later famine.
Tessa Jowell has told the Leveson inquiry of the "total" invasion of her privacy by the press and said she will provide a dossier of news articles for which she "could not understand" the source.
Fifteen (13%) out of the 119 original articles for which the editorial process was completed were accepted.
After excluding articles for which the full text could not be accessed (n = 69) and that were not written in English (n = 10), 522 articles remained.
