The phrase "articles of surrender" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military or legal agreements where terms of surrender are outlined.
Example: "The two sides negotiated the articles of surrender to ensure a peaceful resolution to the conflict."
Alternatives: "terms of capitulation" or "conditions of surrender."
He is credited with helping write the articles of surrender.
A year and a half later the Japanese signed the articles of surrender on the ship's fantail.
When the articles of surrender to the British are signed in Peter Stuyvesant's house one September morning while life goes on as normal in the streets, Jan Brunt becomes John Brown.
Is a society in which few people spend much time overseas or learn a second language, which is impatient with chronic problems, whose vision of war is of huge air and armor battles ended by the signing of articles of surrender, and which tends to assume that everyone is basically alike cut out for this new "long war"?
Mr. Carroll's exploration will take him to Fairfield, Conn., the home of Ely Parker, an American Indian lawyer who worked with Gen. Ulysses S. Grant and was credited with drafting the articles of surrender that Robert E. Lee signed at Appomattox.
Yancey entered Tokyo Bay on the morning of 2 September, the day Japan signed the formal articles of surrender on the deck of the battleship anchored there.
How to Give Up As Gulf War II started, officers at the U.S. Army's V corps urged Iraqi officers -- by leaflet, e-mail and telephone -- to sign "articles of capitulation," surrendering their units before any troops were killed.
It is our unwillingness – or inability – to surrender our opinions, our articles of faith, our religions and ideologies, that prohibits us from accepting life's hardest truths.
It is a way of surrender.
It requires a degree of surrender.
Their posture is expressive purely of surrender.
