The phrase "articles that demonstrate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to articles that provide evidence or examples of a particular concept or idea.
Example: "I found several articles that demonstrate the effectiveness of mindfulness in reducing stress."
Alternatives: "articles that illustrate" or "articles that showcase".
Teaching with the Times- Have students find articles that demonstrate companies' successes and failures in expanding to other foreign countries.
Mathematical Sciences is an international journal publishing original research articles that demonstrate the interaction between various disciplines of theoretical and applied mathematics.
Mathematical Sciences is an international journal publishing high quality peer-reviewed original research articles that demonstrate the interaction between various disciplines of theoretical and applied mathematics.
So it certainly is likely that there are other relevant articles that demonstrate EM efficacy and effectiveness in other journals that were not reviewed.
This journal was selected because it contains articles that demonstrate the scientific method that are accessible to students at the beginning stages of their higher education career.
While the literature is certainly not short of articles that demonstrate the adverse effects of being supervised in delivery by traditional attendants, in many settings of the world however, many women continue to be supervised by this group of health care providers.
By which I mean empirical evidence published in peer-reviewed journal articles that demonstrates the superiority of that method, vis-a-vis coaching interventions that actually also take into account people's weaknesses.
We reviewed titles and abstracts of literature search results to identify articles that demonstrated a relation to the measurement or evaluation of care coordination or coordinating processes.
Our literature search focused on identifying articles that demonstrated a clear organizational intervention – with corresponding measures of organizational outcomes – implemented as a response to resident duty hour reforms and the European Working Time Directive (EWTD).
We accepted articles that demonstrated validity or reliability of the metric within the presentation of results of the paper (e.g., a metric that changes in hypothesized directions with outcome variables) or made reference to a prior publication that reported on the measure's validity or reliability.
As if to bear her out, Beloe cites a MoneyFacts article that demonstrates the average return of all ethical funds on the UK market was higher than for the non-ethical funds over a one, three and five-year time-horizon.
