The phrase "article to take a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific article or topic that requires further elaboration or action, but as it stands, it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "I found an interesting article to take a closer look at later."
Alternatives: "article for review" or "article to consider".
The review article attempts to take a sneak peak into some of the important published articles that deal with the function and performance of PHEs using nanofluids.
This article aims to take a detailed look at the benefits sought and actually obtained from EFM outsourcing.
Check out Sandbox8.com for the full article and to take a look at a behind-the-scenes video.
Read the article "How to take a Mini-retreat from modern reality Identify the need to take a Mini-mini-retreat.
It had been 91 days since Singh admitted in a magazine article to taking deer antler spray, a substance included on the tour's banned list because it contains IGF-1, an insulinlike growth hormone.
The articles tend to take a narrowly Western perspective: they rarely examine how such books are read by Chinese, and editors like Zhang are portrayed crudely, as Communist Party hacks.
In this article, we attempt to take a comprehensive view of a subset of superhydrophobic surfaces that comprise micron- and submicron-scale features.
We have worked hard over the years to promote a positive image and have posted many articles encouraging people to take a positive path in life, to abstain from drugs, alcohol, and just general behavior that can affect ones life negatively.
Animal Conservation In a Word, Moose "People love to see moose," said Lee Kantar, the state of Maine's moose biologist, in a video on The Boston Globe's Web site, where an article described an effort to take a moose census by flying over them in a helicopter.
The article instructs the reader to "take a break before you step beyond the event horizon and get KO'd".
