The phrase "article subject" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the main topic or theme of an article, particularly in academic or journalistic contexts.
Example: "The article subject focuses on the impact of climate change on coastal cities."
Alternatives: "topic of the article" or "subject matter of the article".
Stocks Slump in First U.S. Trading Since Downgrade Breaking news article, subject to further update, on Wall Street's response to the "unprecedented downgrade of the United States's credit rating".
(All prices in this article subject to change).
Firms have to disclose their involvement with the article subject and work with editors about any changes.
Both can be used in a black-box manner to resolve the above issues, yet the concrete selection of a scheme and analysis of security and complexity impacts is beyond the scope of this article (subject of future research).
So in an effort to curb my spending on food while not suffering the fate of a so-sad-it's-funny Onion article subject, I decided to conduct a short experiment: How cheaply could I eat while still getting all the nutrients I needed?
The methodological quality, a level of suitability of methods used in a study, was assessed by two authors (SK and MS) qualitatively from the following methodological aspects used in the article: subject selection, ARA exposure assessment, diagnosis or recruitment procedure of cancer patients, methods for controlling confounders, and statistical analysis.
But Wikipedia has called on its users to "be kind to the article subjects", describing them as the "victims in this situation".
What's also interesting in this case is that the article subjects were also the victims here.
And they regularly refer to article subjects in offensive ways, calling them names like: ignorant, dumb, ghetto, disgusting, mental, stupid, a "tramp," nasty, and more.
The organization at the time sent a cease-and-desist letter to the firm, which promoted its ability to help article subjects claim their "top spot in Google search results".
You are making an editorial judgment about the culpability of your article subjects when you elect not to bring torches and pitchforks to your literary treatment of them.
