The phrase "article requires" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessary components or conditions outlined in an article, such as a legal document or academic paper.
Example: "The article requires that all submissions be made by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "article mandates" or "article stipulates".
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Medical websites vary in quality and the interpretation of each article requires years of medical training and no shortage of skill.
The European court has already held that the article requires hospital authorities to take positive steps to secure an individual's right to life.
On Thursday, before the civil unions amendment was introduced, the legislature voted 103 to 96 to defeat another amendment that would have defined marriage as a heterosexual institution, but included a line that said, "nothing in this article requires or prohibits civil unions in Massachusetts".
*Researching and compiling the data in this article requires assumptions, estimation, and interpolation.
The low-power technique proposed in the article requires an accurate SNR estimation.
Still, this article required a correction so extensive that it attracted the attention of the new executive editor, Howell Raines.
The details of the above principles and all other matters in this Article requiring coordination by the Parties will be handled by the Joint Commission.
The wide variety of mobile operating systems limits a virus's impact, and the Symbian viruses noted in the article require the user to click through several installation messages before the software is installed.
The intentional period limits of this article require additional articles to deal with the complex period after 1870 and the origins of contemporary evolutionary theory including those cross-referenced in this encyclopedia.
This type of article required me to critically analyze and synthesize a vast body of literature and to place it in context with the latest developments of a field.
