The phrase "article map" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a visual or structured representation of articles, often used in academic or informational contexts to organize content.
Example: "The article map provided a clear overview of the main topics covered in the research paper."
Alternatives: "content outline" or "article layout".
Rights & permissionsfor article Mapping the European startup landscape.
In the article "Mapping the Great Indoors," Peter Andrey Smith writes about scientists' efforts to map the microbial biodiversity living in our homes and buildings.
Test your math skills with today's question, created by Bobson Wong at Math for America from the article "Mapping Sun's Potential to Power New York".
This article maps the current governance of human resources for health (HRH) in relation to universal health coverage in Serbia since the health sector reforms in 2003.
The article, "Mapping the Design Process for Urban Ecology Researchers," which appears in the current issue of BioScience, was co-authored by seven other authors, including Nikki Springer of the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies.
This article maps and analyses petroleum taxation policy in Russia to investigate the extent to which it reaches the goal of maximizing government revenue from new petroleum field developments.
This article maps, placing particular emphasis on argumentation, evidence, and ethics, the contested terrain of canons for trustworthiness – from early postpositivist perspectives to those defined by probity and relationships.
This article maps the in-situ affective strategies employed by Indian leaders to counter the 1901 Immigration Restriction Act, the legal cornerstone of the White Australia Policy.
A field survey of recent scholarship in comparative studies, modernist studies, and performance studies, this article maps a new field at their intersection.
The present article maps the successes and challenges of these unique classroom encounters, and through correlation of findings from a broader educational context, considers the impact of these teaching strategies on student performance in the library instruction environment.
