The phrase "articles issued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to items or publications that have been formally distributed or released.
Example: "The company has released several articles issued in the last quarter regarding their new product line."
Alternatives: "published articles" or "released articles".
In his book, Mr. Klos writes that the presidents under the Articles "issued orders, ratified treaties, executed military commissions, received foreign dignitaries, called for Congressional sessions, held councils of war and signed foreign loans as both President of Congress and President of the United States, depending on the situation".
The 1552 revised edition of the Book of Common Prayer rejected the doctrine of transubstantiation, and the Forty-two Articles, issued in June 1553, proclaimed justification by faith and denied the existence of purgatory.
Undeterred, Shahrokh continued his activities in jail and even stepped them up: writing articles, issuing statements and calls to action, organising cells outside the prison and so on.
Mannequins dressed in vintage drivers' clothing watch over display cases teeming with newspaper articles, issues of Popular Science, vintage brochures, and advertisements.
Finally, The Day has put together a resource pack looking at the wider picture of social action, bringing together student-friendly articles, issues for debate and group activities.
This seems to be a promising way forward to involve the public, and retail in the SVHC in articles issue.
Boniface remained defiant over her article and issued a series of tweets defending it against online critics.
The May 28th article "Issues of Purity and Pollution Leave Farmed Salmon Looking Less Rosy" yielded an inaccurate characterization of farmed salmon and the salmon farming industry in general.
This special issue comprises articles highlighting issues in the prevention, early diagnosis, and treatment of CRC.
When the article appeared, Rodriguez issued a statement challenging its assertions.
Urgent Issue articles raise timely issues of importance to either theorists or practitioners.
