The phrase "article revisiting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a piece of writing that reflects on or reassesses a previously published article or topic.
Example: "In this journal, we present an article revisiting the findings of last year's research on climate change."
Alternatives: "article reexamining" or "article reflecting on".
It wasn't until I was 9 that the journalist's article revisiting her death as part of a larger article about murder, organized crime and corruption was spread across the pages of The Providence Journal, and my father thought he could no longer spare me from the truth.
Related article: Revisiting Mexico City's forgotten cantinas.
The Atlantic magazine has just published an article revisiting the study by interviewing one of its authors, Jonathan Buonocore, a Harvard research fellow.
In reporting this effort in his article "Revisiting Carroll's CSR Pyramid: An African Perspective", he introduced the perspective of the model's usefulness in a developing environment, noting that it was indeed "a durable and useful model for defining and exploring CSR" (2006, p.45), yet suggesting that it may not be the best one for understanding CSR in general.
On Friday, Danny Hakim, The Times's reporter who wrote the earlier article, revisited some of these abuses: An employee who bit a patient's ear.
This article revisits DFT treatments of existing mononuclear Mo(0) pentaphosphine-based model complexes.
This review article revisits these techniques from an engineer viewpoint to encourage its use.
This article revisits the use of narrative frames as a research instrument first proposed in a 2008 System article.
This article revisits a question posed by Hyland [(1997). Is EAP necessary? A survey of Hong Kong undergraduates.
This article revisits Ivan Illich's call for limiting the use of tools and elaborates its implications for degrowth.
This article revisits David W. Galenson's work on the relationship between artistic creativity and the life cycle of artists.
