The phrase "article provenance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the origin or source of an article, particularly in academic or research contexts.
Example: "The article provenance is crucial for understanding the reliability of the information presented."
Alternatives: "source of the article" or "origin of the article".
In addition to such file system metadata, which can be obtained directly from the operating system, this article considers provenance, data lineage and content description metadata, which are described in detail under metadata extensions.
An earlier version of this article misstated the provenance of the penguin that Ilya Mazuruk brought back to Moscow.
The exact provenance of the article is unclear, but photographs of its pages suggest it was coproduced by a regional arm of Argumenty i Fakty (Arguments and Facts), a popular federal newspaper, and the All-Russia People's Front, a coalition of Putin supporters.
history of the article within KEF (to preserve provenance of harvest, edits, and modifications).
He is a real Rockefeller Rockefeller, the genuine article — with a well-established genetic provenance.
The article exhorts the government to fully finance provenance research.
This article describes this new technology, indicating its provenance and its position in the evolution of CT.
This article was amended on 18 October 2010 to clarify the provenance of the quote regarding the culture of excessive spending.
Rarely have so many large economies been so ill-equipped to manage a recession, whatever its provenance, as our "wriggle-room" ranking makes clear (see article).
In an Op-Ed article, author Ted Widmer examines the document's history and tracks the provenance of the 25 copies known to exist.
The main objective of this article is to provide a comprehensive review of the available literature on provenance inference techniques (PITs).
