The phrase "article of food" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific item or type of food, often in a more formal or technical context.
Example: "The restaurant's menu featured a diverse selection of articles of food from various cuisines around the world."
Alternatives: "food item" or "type of food".
As an article of food, the boar's head was long considered a special delicacy.
It was undertaking to assure the purity of a well-known article of food condensed milk.
The legislature has shown no intention to condemn it as an unwholesome article of food.
'Nucoa' is a nutritious and pure article of food, with a well-established place in the dietary.
In ancient times the fruits were an article of food among the poor, and a wine made from the fruit was thought to produce contentment and forgetfulness.
The allegation of the indictment that Milnut "is an adulterated article of food, injurious to the public health," tenders an issue of fact to be determined upon evidence.
Articles of food were generally freely provided and sold at a very moderate price.
"The power of a State to protect by adequate police regulation its people against the adulteration of articles of food,..
With regard to the other objection urged, the statute 'was not aimed at interstate commerce but without discrimination sought to promote fair dealing in the described articles of food.' Savage v.
The President was empowered to license and regulate production, prices and sales, to requisition coal and other necessaries, to purchase and sell wheat, flour, and other staple articles of food, and to take over and operate factories and mines.
This is regarded as injurious to the community, and therefore it is within the authority of the legislature to impose restriction and limitation upon the time and manner of taking fish and game considered valuable as articles of food or merchandise.
