The phrase "article was confirmed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when stating that a particular article has been verified or validated in some way, often in the context of news or research.
Example: "The article was confirmed by multiple sources, ensuring its credibility."
Alternatives: "article was verified" or "article was validated".
The remarks of all lawmakers quoted in this article were confirmed by their offices or by the lawmakers themselves.
The contents of the article were confirmed yesterday in an interview with a special agent from the Cleveland office of the F.B.I.
While the extension recommended in this article is confirmed to be safe, others can be dangerous!
The agreement, exclusive of those articles, was confirmed by congress.
A further year later, during the negotiations on and adoption of the Maastricht Treaty, the political will to include a human rights clause was confirmed in Article 130u.
It must be marked that the trend described using journal articles is confirmed by the examination of text books on soil ecology that hardly mention explicitly evolutionary issues and model results [14], [15].
For the PICO tool in EMBASE, 0.25% hits were deemed relevant after the title and abstract stage (35 articles/ 14250 articles) and 14/35 40%) articles were confirmed to meet the inclusion criteria after full text review.
For the PICO tool in MEDLINE, 0.42% of hits were deemed relevant after the title and abstract stage (34 articles/8158 andicles) and 12/34 35.299%) articles were confirmed to meet the inclusion criteria after full text review.
See article.Meanwhile it was confirmed that Kayla Mueller, an American aid worker held by IS, had been killed.
Here are a few recipes from the book, including the Hot Milk Cake, which, according to a 1941 Better Homes and Garden article by Wakefield, was confirmed as the most popular of the Toll House desserts.
