The phrase "articles discussed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific articles that have been the subject of conversation or analysis in a particular context.
Example: "In the meeting, we reviewed the articles discussed in the previous session to ensure everyone was on the same page."
Alternatives: "articles reviewed" or "articles mentioned".
As articles discussed in the podcast are published during the weekend, links will be added to this post.
Recent articles discussed how tea helps lower blood pressure and offered advice on how to talk to a doctor about medical history.
These articles discussed medical care in the United States and other countries and were read by Bill Clinton (then governor of Arkansas) and his wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton, both of whom Gupta met in 1989.
One of the articles discussed in the chapter assumes that water, in the pure form, has been unknown there are no seas, rivers, or lakes and it has just been discovered.
Dr. Nancy C. Andreasen, the editor of The American Journal of Psychiatry, which is the flagship publication of American Psychiatric Association, said it was the responsibility of a study's authors to provide a scholarly overview of the published articles discussed in their paper.
This year, the July 30 issue of BMJ devoted four articles to the subject, asking on its cover: "Suspicions of fraud in medical research: Who should investigate?" The articles discussed cases in which several publications, including BMJ, had stumbled in resolving serious doubts about the truthfulness of published studies done in Canada and India.
These articles discuss particular developments in the field of Tibetan Studies.
Articles discussing the UBVRI passbands include Bessel (1979), Bessel (1983), and Bessel (1990).
These articles discuss various sensitivity analyses related to the different assumption of causal mediation.
The Plight of the Afghan Woman - links to articles discussing the status of women in Afghanistan.
We included four articles discussing femoral head sizes, four articles discussing trunnion design, six articles discussing local biological reactions, and four articles discussing gross trunnion failure.
