The phrase "article registration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the process of registering an article, such as for publication or copyright purposes.
Example: "Before submitting your manuscript, ensure that you complete the article registration process on our website."
Alternatives: "publication registration" or "manuscript registration".
"Experts warn of pitfalls extending beyond investment risk, such as costly tax penalties, that should temper such choices for most investors" proclaims a recent article (registration required) in InvestmentNews.
I'm trying to keep an open mind," says chemical biologist Ben Davis of the University of Oxford, U.K., who wrote a skeptical review of the reactome array article (registration or subscription required) on the Faculty of 1000 Web site.
Read entire article here (registration required).
Read the entire article here (registration may be required).
They reported an OA percentage of 26,3 for peer reviewed articles (70% of their sample), and if the overall share of OA articles requiring registration (0,4%) is subtracted the number comparable to our study would be 25,9%.
Accessing some articles requires registration, though this could be bypassed in some cases through Times RSS feeds.
We contacted researchers and manually collected references of all retrieved articles, selected review articles, clinical trial registration notices and conference abstracts, as needed.
After you have read the article, visit the registration portal to activate your LastPass Enterprise account: https://lastpass.mit.edu.edu
A picture caption on Wednesday with the continuation of an article about voter registration groups that have curbed their efforts in Florida because of new restrictions in elections laws there misidentified one of the women shown at a luncheon, second from the right.
[Update: since we posted this article, the website registration for facesofcoal.com has been updated overnight and Adfero's name has been wiped, however - thanks to research by one of our most loyal readers, Frank Bi - a cross-reference with Adfero's IP address still shows facesofcoal.com running on their server.].
In an article urging the registration of stillbirths in Britain at this time, J. W. Ballantyne, the physician to the Edinburgh Royal Maternity Hospital and a pioneer of antenatal pathology and hygiene, summarized the 'amazing confusion' into which the subject of stillbirth registration had fallen.
