The phrase "articles containing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to articles that include specific information, elements, or features.
Example: "The research paper includes several articles containing valuable data on climate change."
Alternatives: "articles that include" or "articles featuring".
It is usually followed by the articles containing the agreed-upon stipulations.
To correct this, all articles containing the names of Middle Eastern countries have been excluded from the count, which decreases dramatically the count of articles for Egypt.
The Gawker website has detailed MacDougall's attempts to convince White and other bloggers to remove their articles containing allegations against her.
On the face of it, the Ref works quite well because it rewards quality work – it is better to publish fewer articles containing highly original and significant work.
Almost 60% of articles containing a viewpoint were critical or negative, while only a minority of coverage sought to be balanced, the study concluded.
Researchers also found that articles containing claims of press freedom being threatened often lacked a counter-argument, supporting evidence or a quote by an identified source.
He notes that the number of articles containing the words "consensus," "estimates" and "earnings" in The Wall Street Journal rose tenfold between 1994 and 1999.
"I've got a piece of advice for Lula," the gadfly columnist Diogo Mainardi wrote in late March in Veja, the country's leading newsmagazine, reeling off a list of articles containing such references.
Articles containing data that were thought to have been presented previously were used once.
The first author assessed all titles and abstracts to identify articles containing relevant data.
Consequently, articles containing these substances can be imported into the EU without authorisation becoming necessary.
