The phrase "article with the changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document or piece of writing that has been modified or updated in some way.
Example: "Please review the article with the changes highlighted so you can see what has been updated."
Alternatives: "document with the revisions" or "piece with the modifications".
The first two figures of this Appendix are similar to Figure 2 of the main article with the change being that the study sizes are 150 (instead of 90) in Figure 9 and 210 in Figure 10.
The YSR was slightly modified in one article, with the term 'kids' changed to 'young people', so that it could be used across the broader 12 to 25 year age group, rather than just with those aged under 18 years.
This article presents the changes that occur with the body of the new elderly women and their relationship with clothing.
David Freidenreich, a student who was the newsletter's editor, said he had suggested asking Ms. Jacobs to revise the article with similar changes.
The article, with the signatory's name changed, was also included in the treaties signed by Germany's allies who did not view the clause with the same disdain as the Germans did.
When it comes to her own writing -- her poetry, essays, articles -- Mezey is happy with the changes.
Le Devoir, a Montreal newspaper, began its article about the change with, "The unthinkable, the incredible, the inconceivable has happened".
The deprivation gap in each of the three periods is shown in Table 2 in each cancer article, together with the fitted change in the deprivation gap over time.
a) Given the commendable openness of the Guardian and its willingness to stimulate debate amongst its readers it seems surprising, as Oliver Kamm, David Aaronovitch and Francis Wheen point out, that the article, albeit with appropriate changes or the apology added, should have been deleted from the website.
