The phrase "articles submitted in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to articles that have been sent or presented for consideration, review, or publication.
Example: "The journal will review all articles submitted in the last quarter for potential publication."
Alternatives: "papers submitted in the" or "submissions made in the".
Special thanks are due to dedicated reviewers who found time from their busy schedule to review the articles submitted in this special issue.
It presents an overview of the sub-field and a review of the research articles submitted in response to the special issue's call for papers.
Although emphasis is placed on manuscripts related to diagnostic imaging, articles submitted in other disciplines related to the musculoskeletal system are also encouraged.
CISNET was invited to sponsor a special issue of the journal Statistical Methods in Medical Research titled "Uses of Stochastic Models for the Early Detection of Cancer," with articles submitted in spring 2003.
Over the last 5 years, submissions and resubmissions of original work have almost tripled (approximately 600 articles submitted in 2005 2006 vs. more than 1600 in 2008 2009).
Currently, research focuses more on the treatment of pathogenic infections by substituted fullerenes in the presence of light than on light-mediated PDTs of cancers and only few research articles have been submitted in the two last years, the most important being cited in the following references (Wang et al. 2014; Shi et al. 2014, 2016; Li et al. 2015b; Liu et al. 2015b; Yu et al. 2016).
These 'ghostwriters' are employed by companies to draft articles which are then submitted in the name of academics who have given their permission.
The article relied in part on documents submitted in the lawsuit, in Federal District Court in Boston, that were ordered sealed by the judge in the case, Douglas P. Woodlock.
Recently, journals have become more stringent in making sure that articles submitted for publication use the correct statistical tests.
These full monographs complement shorter articles submitted for publication in other peer-reviewed journals, which the NIHR actively encourages researchers to do as part of their dissemination strategy.
