The phrase "articles required" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are specifying that certain articles or items are needed, such as in a list or a request.
Example: "Please submit the following documents: your application form and any articles required for the review process."
Alternatives: "items needed" or "documents necessary".
Reading and discussing three scholarly articles required, two optional.
In 1539, however, he led the conservative reaction that, through the Act of Six Articles, required all Englishmen to abide by the main tenets of Roman Catholic doctrine.
My articles required continuous updating for The Times's Web site, so there I'd be in downtown Harare, a backpack slung over my shoulder, dictating quotes from my notebook and spelling names into the wavering connection of the mobile phone.
When I was an assistant professor at the University of Chicago Law School in the early '90s, I tried to explain to a prominent senior colleague why I had not yet managed to write one of the 10 or so articles required to get tenure in three years.
Under Miranda's direction, on May 19 , 1801 a list was prepared of the articles required for the equipment of 12,000 or 15,000 men composed of cavalry and infantry.
I mean, writing the articles required really, really intense light to see the keys.
Digesting most Cancer Letter articles requires a large mug of coffee and a medical dictionary.
Newer articles requiring library storage include the machine-readable magnetic tape and disc.
"Most of the articles require research," said Mr. Banuazizi, because they are topics no one has studied in much depth.
Other clauses of its articles require the foundation to manage its shareholding in a way to ensure "the continuity and growth" of the IKEA group.
In a blog post Mr Trump selected 11 examples of "corrupt and dishonest media", ranging from articles requiring corrections to minor missteps by reporters on Twitter and the very suggestion that his campaign had colluded with Russia.
