The phrase "article to be published" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an article that is intended for publication in a journal, magazine, or other media.
Example: "The editor reviewed the article to be published in the upcoming issue of the magazine."
Alternatives: "article awaiting publication" or "article set for publication".
Questions will be put to him for an article to be published in May.
In an article to be published shortly, he cites the introduction of a national minimum wage, investment in public services and health and education reforms.
In interviews and an article to be published in The Astrophysical Journal, the scientists described the reasons they think they are seeing a galaxy building block.
In an article to be published in The Canadian Journal of Economics, Thomas J. Prusa of Rutgers looks at the spread of antidumping laws.
According to Obbink, in an article to be published this spring, the poems, preserved on what is probably third-century AD papyrus, are "indubitably" by Sappho.
On the Republican side, Mr. Huckabee was responding to questions in an article to be published on Sunday in The New York Times Magazine.
But in an article to be published in The Weekly Standard, a conservative magazine here, Mr. McCain was blistering in his critique of the administration's approach.
Former President Nicolas Sarkozy has sent a strong signal, through friends quoted in an article to be published on Thursday, of his supposedly reluctant willingness to return to politics out "of duty, and only because it is for France".
In Judge Smith's article, to be published in The Harvard Law and Policy Review, he describes a secret docket that dwarfs that of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which considers warrant applications in national security investigations.
"The drafting process had lost its dignity by descending to the level of common parliamentary wrangling," he said in excerpts of an article to be published in the Thursday edition of the weekly Heti Valasz.
But in an article to be published Wednesday in the journal Environmental Science & Technology, the researchers suggest that infants who use the products have higher exposure to the chemical than the government recommends.
