The part of the sentence "impression of the article" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could say, "I had a favorable impression of the article." You could use it when you would like to express your opinion of an article that you have read.
These positive/negative themes served as a basis for the coding of the "global impression of the article" [ 27].
To reflect the overall tone or global impression of the article related to stigma, six positive or negative themes pertaining to the topic of mental health/illness were defined "a priori".
In assessing the global impression of the article, the items were evaluated according to the presence of stigmatizing/de-stigmatizing statements and coded as either negative, positive, mixed (both statements present), or neutral (none of the statements present).
APPA and Krippendorf's α values for the category "global impression of the article" (de-stigmatizing, neutral, mixed or stigmatizing) were below satisfactory reliability; hence the final rate for that category was made by consensus among all three raters per country.
You can also give an impression of the article, which begins and sets up your critique.
To make your updates even more interesting, follow up with a tweet sharing your impression of the article, or your experiences with that topic.
Classification into categories of message characteristics was made from a subjective impression of the newspaper articles.
For a global impression of the quality of the article, not only the scores were taken into account, but also the information that was given by the qualitative items in the PQAQ.
We know from our national experience with systemwide high school reform that change is rarely easy, especially in the first year, but despite the impression given in the article, most of the new high schools are flourishing, providing evidence of how New York City leads the country in its bold commitment to providing all young people with the education they need for the 21st century.
Contrary to the impression left by the article, I have never been privy to details of Mr. Logan's contract for "The Aviator".
Therefore, given this, it is possible that the role of phlebotomy in diabetes is far more complicated than the impression given in the article (1).
