The phrase "article which was written" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific article that has been authored or composed in the past.
Example: "The article which was written last year provides valuable insights into climate change."
Alternatives: "article that was authored" or "article that was composed".
This is a position that necessitates a contrarian streak, and in the article, which was written in praise of the hard-driving style of Steve Jobs, he displayed it.
After defending the article, which was written by the investigative reporter Janet Reitman, as fitting the magazine's tradition of serious journalism, the editors try to turn some of the criticism on its head.
"The average temperature in the United States has risen rapidly and drastically since 1980, and recent decades have been the warmest of the past 1,500 years, according to a sweeping federal climate change report awaiting approval by the Trump administration," noted the lead of the article, which was written by Lisa Friedman.
His article, which was written under his own name and simply titled "Nature Fakers", was published in the September issue of Everybody's Magazine.
Notably missing from the article, which was written while he was still in the government's employ, was any discussion of how his professional experience and leadership style may differ from the expectations of the University community that he would head.
In their Friday morning radio show, Hall and his co-host, Kevin Barrett, called the National Post article (which was written by the Canadian Press) regarding Hall "propaganda" and B'nai Brith Canada a Jewish-Canadian advocacy group who put out a strongly worded press release on Hall's suspension being lifted a "genocide propaganda organization".
However, the purpose of this commentary is not to discuss point-by-point all the recommendations in the article, which is written as the Pfizer recommendations.
Unlike Britannica articles, which are written by experts and thoroughly vetted, Wikipedia entries are reviewed only by other Wikipedia volunteers, which means there's no guarantee of accuracy.
The articles which are written in English on pages of the original document are a translation, signed by Joseph Donaldson, jr., who negotiated the treaty at Algiers.
Currently, Wikipedia features 22 million articles, which were written collaboratively by volunteers around the world.
Their overall political philosophy was perhaps best stated in James Mill's article "Government," which was written for the supplement (1815 24) to the fourth through sixth editions of the Encyclopædia Britannica.
