The term 'debut article' is correct and usable in written English - it is a noun phrase referring to an author's first written work.
For example, "This author's debut article was a provocative exploration of the mental health stigma."
For her debut article for Science Careers, Laura S. Malisheski talked to 11 scientists who work part-time or have otherwise made adjustments to their schedules to be in the lab less and at home more.
Even the best of movies can have its "Oh, come on!" moment (although, admittedly, those movies are far outnumbered by the really, really sucky ones), and in my debut article for ReelzChannel, I take stock of my favorite jaw-droppers.
Last year, for example, Facebook debuted Instant Articles, a product that allowed publishers to post articles directly to the social media site.
It was just a year ago that Facebook debuted Instant Articles.
I debut my first article for The Huffington Post.
Days after the debut, Metro published an article titled: "Keep your hugs – the new Cuddlr app sounds seriously creepy".
So here are our responses to four questions we've received since the article's debut.
Instant Articles debuts today with rich-media stories from The New York Times, BuzzFeed, National Geographic, and six other outlets that will be globally visible from Facebook's iPhone app.
"I remember it as if it were yesterday," wrote Richard Collins, editor of Flying magazine, in an article about the debut of the Learjet at an air show in 1964.
In The NYT's iOS app for iPhone and iPad, the company is debuting its first AR-enabled article, offering a preview of the Winter Olympics.
While the sales numbers for iPad magazine apps so far have not been staggering (for example 14,000 downloads for Popular Science vs. 115,000 buys on the newsstand in the first six months since the iPad debuted, according to a recent article in Ad Age), they appear to be growing steadily, with tech and science mags like Wired leading the charge.
