"enlightening article" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe an article that has provided you with new information or understanding. For example: "I found the article on quantum physics to be an enlightening read."
Thank you for this inspiring and enlightening article.
Mary Gordon's moving and enlightening article stumbled only once, when she wrote, "It is difficult to understand now that even in my childhood, people who were neither insane nor stupid believed in literal hell fire, a torment that was physical and spiritual and went on for all eternity".
This is truly an enlightening article.
Once again, many thanks for the most enlightening article.
"Netflix has created a database of American cinematic predilections," explains an enlightening article in The Atlantic.
QUESTION FROM ERIC N.: First off, I want to say this was an extremely enlightening article.
Not long ago, I came across an enlightening little article on The Atlantic called The Psychology of Bitterness: 10 Essential Lessons.
This article was enlightening on many levels.
So whether you were moved by an article, enlightened by an essay, bowled over by a photo, irked by an editorial, intrigued by a feature, or inspired by a how-to, tell us what got your attention and why.
One article enlightens readers on how two Nokia mobiles, two HP printers, cheap explosives and three months' work for a team of "less than six," has forced Barack Obama to frantically pump dollars into airport security, further weakening the American economy.
Then they were enlightened by an article about a number of good, civic-minded people in Monticello calling for Mayor Jenkins' resignation in light of his third arrest during his reign of stupidity in Monticello.
