The phrase "articles corresponding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to articles that are related or matched to a specific subject or context.
Example: "The research paper includes several articles corresponding to the main themes discussed in the study."
Alternatives: "related articles" or "matching articles".
Two reviewers selected relevant articles, corresponding to predetermined inclusion criteria.
We used MEDLINE and Google Scholar to find journal articles corresponding to the research, and determined their evidence level.
Next, we used abstracts of retrieved journal articles corresponding to the research reported in the news story to categorize the study design and hence the study's likely level of evidence.
For the analyses of evidence levels and study types of research that matured after newspaper coverage, we again used as the denominator published articles corresponding to all mentions of studies (i.e. weighted citations) after excluding articles not presenting evidence (5 commentaries or editorials, 1 nonresearch letter, and 1 news item).
In total, the 103 articles (corresponding to 132 studies) covered a publication period of 23 years.
The articles corresponding to each abstract classified as relevant were accessed through PubMed or publishing journal.
For the publications, we searched the sections of the article corresponding to the modules.
The DDI corpus has 0 citations because the reference is from October 2013; Segura-Bedmar et al. (2011) is another reference that the author could include in the article corresponding to the first version of the corpus.
The characteristics of articles and corresponding authors are shown in Table 1.
After the volunteers were introduced to the process and standard protocols, they were provided with a template GeneCard and asked to annotate the genes using information as described in the published articles and corresponding databases (Supplementary File S2).
When authors from within and outside the US contributed to an article, the corresponding author was used to establish the article's country of origin.
