The phrase "article to meet" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an article that fulfills a certain requirement or purpose, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The article to meet the requirements of the assignment was well-researched."
Alternatives: "article that fulfills" or "article to satisfy".
Therefore, a green science application is proposed in this article to meet the total energy, water, and gas demands for a building, which can be produced by the building itself without any outside connections and is also 100% clean.
The optimal adaptation which adaptively adjusts system parameters such as bandwidth, transmit power, use of singular value decomposition (SVD) or BD, number of active transmit/receive antennas, number of active users is considered in this article to meet the challenge.
As managing editor, Nancy manages the Journal's blind review process and edits all accepted articles to meet the Journal's editorial standards.
Mr. Brill's announcement to the staff yesterday was unemotional, according to two reporters present, both of whom had been trying to finish articles to meet this week's deadlines for an issue that will never be published.
The goal of Clinical Decision Support (CDS) is to efficiently and effectively link relevant biomedical articles to meet physicians' needs for taking better care of their patients.
Critical Care has continued with its initial mission set out 10 years ago, namely to serve as an educational online forum, and it now publishes a wide range of articles to meet the needs of a large and varied audience.
If an article failed to meet these criteria, the full text article was not retrieved and was excluded.
"Maybe you can work it into your article somehow!" To meet Mendes, it turns out, is to root for her, to be smoothly recruited on to her team.
This article aims to meet a hard demand for aircraft about the Disturbance Rejection Effect (DRE) when tracks the target with great maneuver by using the phased array seeker.
I would like to thank Maria Källberg at Regiondjursjukhuset Strömsholm, Sweden, who helped me to rewrite the article and to meet the former criticism.
Each article had to meet the following criteria: 1) telomere length was analyzed as a continuous measure, and 2) SES measures were available as ordinal categories.
