The phrase "articles necessary for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing items or documents that are required for a specific purpose or task.
Example: "Please gather all the articles necessary for the research project before the deadline."
Alternatives: "documents required for" or "materials needed for".
The exceptional right to search on arrest does not in any event extend to a search for articles necessary to the commission of a crime other than that for which the arrest was made.
In other words, despite the innuendo in Levaux's article, they are necessary for normal cell function and there is no evidence to suggest that they support the ant-GMO activist thesis that GMOs are dangerous.
"Articles are no longer necessary for every event", states Jarvis.
However, this mechanism has never been applied before and it is very unlikely that the U.K. has breached any such principles to the extent necessary for Article 7 to apply.
This article presents the theory necessary for interpreting cosmogenic nuclide data, reviews estimates of parameters, describes strategies and practical considerations in field applications, and assesses sources of error in interpreting cosmogenic nuclide measurements.
This includes interactive and multimedia use and the right to alter the article to the extent necessary for such use.
The issue is a hard one for scientific journals; many of them insist that scientific articles must include the information necessary for others to reproduce the findings.
Researchers often need to go beyond Google to find the kind of medical journal articles and flat data files necessary for their work.
I shall begin with those articles and stipulations which are necessary for accurately ascertaining the extent of powers, and what is given, and for guarding, limiting, and restraining them in their exercise.
