'articles of value' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to mean items of worth or importance. For example: "The thief was accused of stealing several articles of value from the museum, including a valuable painting."
The six were charged under the Terrorism Act of 2000, focused on those suspected of "possessing articles of value to a terrorist".
On January 29, thieves broke into the house stealing the Lee family plate, jewelry, and other articles of value, and upon leaving, set fire to the plantation house at Machodoc.
Trial searches performed in discipline-specific academic databases returned few articles of value.
Napier's preface described the relationship between the seventh edition and what had preceded it: "every article of value in any preceding edition has been reprinted in this in all cases with corrections and frequently with considerable additions".
(These planes are regularly used to transport articles of extraordinary value, like horses, whose size and power demand that they be accompanied at all times in flight by a professional horse handler).
In fact, in the May 2013 edition alone, I found two articles of tremendous value.
The type of model, and in particular the one described below, in this article is of value as it provides a link between observed phenomena and the mechanisms involved in driving that phenomena.
It is hoped that these articles will be of value to others who are embarking on studies of children's environmental health.
Springborg's article was "something of value that we could offer those readers," Attalah said.
Another review of 14 articles on the value of urinary biomarkers in the specific setting of septic AKI [ 12] showed that a promising future is apparently reserved for urinary biomarkers, although most of the reviewed studies were small, single-centre and included mixed populations of medical/surgical adult patients.
I can determine instantly whether the book or article I am holding is of value just seeing a few words in the titles, chapter headings, and headlines.
