The phrase "article put together" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an article that has been compiled or assembled from various sources or components.
Example: "The article put together by the research team provided a comprehensive overview of the topic."
Alternatives: "compiled article" or "assembled article".
This article puts together, in fruitful dialogue, contributions from varying places on the social theory spectrum: from political economy to poststructural theory.
The bulk of this Article puts together the pieces of that history most relevant to an understanding of the law's historical forbearance, describing a trajectory of gatekeeping beginning with defamation and continuing to copyright infringement, including shifts in technology toward peer-to-peer networks, that has so far failed to provoke a significant regulatory intrusion.
The students write all the articles, put together the layout and, crucially, take full editorial responsibility for the content; there is no external editorial control.
As a resource for this article, I put together a 27-page report you can download at no cost.
As a resource for this article, I put together a report that you can download at no cost.
The Bansals, who declined to comment for this article, helped IREO put together the land for the Trump project.
Her forte was cutting observation, and the magazine became known for her "many hands" articles – those she put together by garnering views from her friends and contacts.
Freixas and Rochet have not extracted the essence of the key articles, and have put together a clear, excellently organized and presented graduate text-book (which was much needed; there is no good alternative available).
If the author of the article above wants to put together a more detailed guide I'd be delighted to read it.
Here's an article and infographic I put together, comparing the three options: HomeHero Blog.
