The phrase "fictitious article" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a made-up or imaginary piece of writing, usually presented as if it were a real article. Example: The newspaper published a fictitious article about a secret government program that caused controversy and sparked debate among readers.
Noticing this problem, Egghe later proposed two options [20]: "we can define g = T [T denotes the total number of papers], or better, we can add fictitious articles with zero citations: We add enough of these "articles" so that we denote by T the new number of articles (including the fictitious ones)".
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In many respects, these nine old people (to all of whom I shall give fictitious names in this article) were typical of a large and rapidly increasing segment of the American population, the elderly poor.
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(Also note: All companies and funds mentioned in this article are fictitious and presented for the sake of example. Any resemblance to real firms is purely coincidental).
I for one flushed almost an entire night down the shitter in a bid to meet a fictitious deadline, producing an article that's now probably floating around the arse-end of the internet.
I, for one, flushed almost an entire night down the shitter in a bid to meet a fictitious deadline, producing an article that's now probably floating around the ass-end of the internet.
Confidentiality was maintained in both collection and reporting of the data (all names used in this article are fictitious).
These statements should provide your reporters enough lead to do some research on Bangladesh as it stands out today at the national, regional and global levels, instead of writing fictitious and ill-motivated articles on an imaginary decline of Bangladesh.
The study asked 1,183 people to read an article about a fictitious type of nanotechnology, a scientific subject chosen because most people know little about it and have no strong ideological views, said Dietram Scheufele, one of the researchers.
Allen's representatives were quick to pour scorn on Farrow's claim, telling AP: ""The article is so fictitious and extravagantly absurd that he is not going to comment".
