The phrase "articles of general" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific type of articles or documents, but without additional context, it is unclear when to use it.
Example: "The articles of general interest were published in the journal last month."
Alternatives: "general articles" or "articles of general interest".
Desires articles of general interest, especially to women, but not upon dress or dress reform.
Wallace successfully condensed some government pamphlets into a booklet on agriculture that he sold, and he was thinking of extending his condensed booklet technique to articles of general interest when the United States entered World War I. Wallace served in the U.S. Army, and, while recuperating from severe wounds, he plotted the magazine digest idea further.
From the standpoint of revenue alone, a country can levy an equivalent tax on domestic production (to avoid protecting it) or select a relatively small number of imported articles of general consumption and subject them to low duties so that there will be no tendency to shift resources into industries producing such taxed goods (or substitutes for them).
Almost no relevant articles were identified, so we included articles of general infection control measures and from developed countries.
Articles on general quality of life were excluded, as were research articles referring to mortality or abnormal laboratory values without health problems.
Customers receive a bimonthly magazine, Art'e', featuring profiles of company artists along with articles of more general interest.
"We can always find space for bright, well-written articles, original articles upon subjects of general interest.
The article is therefore of general interest for many scientists.
For each jurisdiction, we searched Major World Publications in LexisNexis Academic News for articles published in 2007, selected relevant articles using one set of general criteria and three sets of concept-specific criteria, and coded the selected articles to identify common themes.
There's also plenty of research out there, like this article from the Review of General Psychology (PDF) by Sonja Lyubomirsky, Kennon M. Sheldon, and David Schkade, that shows we can quickly adapt to external changes and feel a boost temporarily, but this happiness dissipates quickly and we're no better off than before.
So we would, in effect, have links on our site pointing to one of our own folders and in this folder would be a bunch of articles about general and financial topics?
