The phrase "article name" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the title or designation of a specific article, typically in academic or journalistic contexts.
Example: "Please provide the article name so I can locate it in the database."
Alternatives: "title of the article" or "name of the article".
Go to the article namespace: http://www.wikihow.com/DELETED ARTICLE NAME The spelling, spacing and capitalization must be exact.
What states does the article name as having eliminated or relaxed cellphone bans over the last two years?
He and Project FeederWatch leader David Bonter wrote an in-depth article about the bird (read the entire article, "Name that Warbler").
In 1913, The New York Times published the first quarterly issue of The Times Index, a painstakingly assembled and cross-referenced guide to virtually every article, name and item that had appeared in the newspaper in the previous three months.
The reference may include the article name, journal name, date of publication, page number, line number, etc. we provide a possibility to store measurement conditions with the data.
Fig. 1 Generalized structures of the phenolic benzotriazoles; R1: H, alkyl, alkylaryl; R2: alkyl, alkylaryl and R3: H, Cl Table 2 Overview of phenolic benzotriazoles discussed in this article Name CAS no.
The article names France.
A Time Magazine article naming Mr. Mosler's Consulier one of the 50 worst cars of all time.
Mehdi's article names me among the journalists who have stood against the tide of anti-Muslim bigotry.
The same article named Matt Walsh, a former Patriots employee, as a figure in the case for the first time.
That morning, Shahzad had published the article naming Kashmiri as the perpetrator of the attack on the Mehran base — broadcasting, once again, his connection to the militant leader.
