"foundational article" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a piece of writing that forms the basis or foundation of a larger argument or discussion. For example, "This foundational article by Smith provides the core arguments for the rest of the paper."
Both [7] and [36] should be viewed as the foundational articles on the subject.
Some common themes are suggested by these reflections and more importantly by the four foundational articles that were contributed to this issue by a remarkably wide collection of experienced ITS researchers and developers.
A second strategy adapted from Coleman and colleagues involved searching articles from Web of Knowledge Science Citation Index, which cited the five foundational CCM articles by Wagner and colleagues and Bodenheimer and colleagues [ 8- 14, 14, 27, 28].
The Journal article is "the foundational piece on my perspective (as an academic) on Paterno," Garrow wrote in an e-mail.
To Reva Siegel, a Yale law professor who specializes in gender and constitutional law, this article "could disrupt foundational or settled ways of thinking about what counts as a discrimination claim".
This article reviews the foundational elements of clinical trial design.
In this article, we revisit foundational statistical concepts relevant to reproducible research in the context of the animal sciences, raise awareness on common statistical misuse undermining it, and outline recommendations for statistical practice.
In this article we survey some foundational and some recent aspects of the subject selected using the perspective and experience of the author.
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