The phrase "articles publicized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to articles that have been made public or disseminated to an audience.
Example: "The articles publicized by the organization helped raise awareness about environmental issues."
Alternatives: "articles published" or "articles released".
The Men's Health and Women's Health articles publicize the Obama health care plan, with Men's Health strongly endorsing it.
The Oprah Winfrey Show, 60 Minutes, and lots of newspaper and magazine articles have publicized the perks SAS lavishes on its employees, but the company isn't just doling out treats willy-nilly.
On Feb. 29, 2012, just as a rash of news articles began publicizing complaints of harassment from Tea Party applicants, Ms. Lerner ordered the Cincinnati unit to stop issuing requests for additional information from the groups, the beginning of an extended process of pulling back the scrutiny.
Then there is his well publicized Article 32 hearing (military equivalent of grand jury session) for pre-mediated murder.
But the articles were not widely publicized, and it is unclear whether they've had any effect.
When the release of the tool was first publicized, several articles claimed that AACS had been cracked.
Mr. Reines also complained that Marie Claire had publicized the article through e-mails to journalists that specifically characterized the comment as a response to Ms. Slaughter.
Florence Wolfson Howitt, whose lifelong dream of recognition as a writer eluded her until she was in her 90s, when the diary she had kept as a teenager was found in a Dumpster and became the subject of a newspaper article and a widely publicized book, died on Tuesday at her home in Pompano Beach, Fla.
National Public Radio first reported the company's moves on Friday, and obtained a memo by a lawyer for Condé Nast that goes so far as to decree that the article should not be publicized, reprinted in any of the company's dozens of overseas magazines, or shown to Russian officials, journalists or advertisers anywhere in the world.
This article cites the widely publicized studies showing that "[r]esearchers at Bayer could not replicate 43 of 67 oncological and cardiovascular findings reported in academic publications," and "[r]esearchers at Amgen could not reproduce 47 of 53 landmark oncological findings for potential drug targets".
