The phrase "article many of the" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity or context, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "In the article, many of the researchers discussed their findings."
Alternatives: "many of the articles" or "many of the studies".
Five of the seven banks to fail were Spanish savings banks (see article): many of the cajas still face CDS spreads many times those of safer firms.
He added in his article: "Many of the EU citizens who are entitled to come here are people we would reject if they came from anywhere else.
According to the article, many of the EU's features federal law, the common market, the dismantling of frontiers, the promotion of the idea of the rights of man can be traced to the Napoleonic heritage.
Although not covered in your article, many of the same arguments in favor of standardization could be made in favor of switching to the metric system, from the anachronistic and downright goofy system we now use.
As I point out in my article, many of the companies on the Chamber's board of directors have come out publicly in favor of government action against greenhouse gases — in fact, there's a surprising overlap between the Chamber's board and the membership of the U.S. Climate Action Partnership.
In the following article many of the issues and possible solutions are highlighted.
With the exception of a few articles, many of the most popular stories included reports on Snooki, Lindsay Lohan, an artist who turned his dead cat into a helicopter and, of course, lists like "21 Pictures That Will Restore Your Faith in Humanity" BuzzFeed plans to release the traffic reports monthly to its partner network.
But it soon became a run of sassy posts, attempting to take down the broader criticisms in the article, many of which gave the impression that Tinder, fittingly, had just been broken up with.
More than 300 reader comments on the article, many of them critical of the parents, were published on The Times's Web site.
The letter, which was obtained by The New York Times, lists 19 "false and defamatory" statements in the article, many of which were taken from two lawsuits.
Even though only a small number of contributions remained in the article, many of them presented aspects that influenced later contributions.
