The phrase "articles disclosed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as legal documents, research papers, or reports where information about articles that have been revealed or made known is being discussed.
Example: "The report includes all articles disclosed during the investigation, providing a comprehensive overview of the findings."
Alternatives: "articles revealed" or "articles made public".
Mr. DiFrancesco is also a lawyer, and as last spring's embarrassing spate of newspaper articles disclosed, he and his family have already started several real estate ventures.
Newspaper articles disclosed that Mr. DiFrancesco was accused of acting unethically in 1998 while he served as the lawyer for his hometown government in Scotch Plains.
In addition to describing the technical programs, the Sun articles disclosed a crisis in meeting N.S.A.'s demands for electrical power and described how the agency had rejected a program that had the promise of collecting communications while protecting Americans' privacy.
Only three of eight articles disclosed authors' conflicts of interest with Sanofi-Aventis.
Only three of eight rimonabant review articles disclosed corporate sponsorship; two authors specifically denied conflicts.
For 454 of the authors with multiple articles (66.5%), each author's articles always agreed in terms of whether the articles disclosed a financial relationship, declared no relationships, or had no disclosure statement.
Both The Guardian and The Washington Post, which also published articles disclosing the surveillance programs, identified Mr. Snowden on Sunday as the source for their articles.
The Met had been hoping to force Guardian reporters to reveal confidential sources for articles disclosing that the murdered teenager Milly Dowler's phone was hacked on behalf of the News of the World.
Many research articles disclosing the development of such compounds for treatment of multifactorial diseases are published during last 7 years.
These collected articles disclose the extent and intensity of Camus's engagement with the land of his birth.
Declaration of sponsorship was strongly associated with journal specialty (35% medical journal articles disclosing funding vs. 69% articles in health economic journals, p < 0.001) and with article language (49% of English articles vs. 29% of German-language articles, p < 0.001).
