The phrase "articles produced in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items or works that have been created or manufactured in a specific location or context.
Example: "The museum features a collection of articles produced in the 18th century, showcasing the craftsmanship of that era."
Alternatives: "items created in" or "works made in".
Among the articles produced in this manner are many toys such as balls and dolls.
So far, the current REACH information requirements for the supply chain are also applicable to articles produced in non-EU countries, but the enforcement is difficult.
Some see it as a deepening in academic training and the acquisition of autonomous research skills; others see it as a collection of articles produced in collaborative research; a few uphold the idea of a "magnum opus".
I might add that the pennies saved in worker safety also end up in our pockets as savings when we buy articles produced in the same factories.
The number of original articles produced in Japan was stable (the number in 2006 was about 1.2-fold that in 1998), regardless of having the greatest total number of articles by Asian countries.
Many articles produced in that intermediate period consolidated the association between ATN and cell necrosis, and both were mistakenly used somewhat indistinctly in many publications, even to the present.
This article, produced in conjunction with investigative journalism students at the University of Massachusetts, is presented as part of a larger series addressing issues related to sexual assault on college campuses.
Nevertheless, our analysis shows that articles produced by investigators in Africa represent an important scientific contribution to the field of Infectious diseases, due to the very low GNIPC of the area, as well as a satisfactory return of the resources invested for Infectious Diseases research in the area.
The funders have no involvement in or influence over the articles produced by project fellows in collaboration with Guardian US.
In contrast, the positive vs. negative health-care articles produced enormously different responses in subjects asked to assess whether health-care reform would save the nation money.
It is a great tragedy that in recent years there has been a virtual black-out - or vilification of - socialist writing and writers, for the books and articles produced by Ralph Miliband will, in retrospect, be seen to have illuminated contemporary politics in a way that few other commentators can rival.
