The phrase "joint articles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to articles that are collaboratively written or published by multiple authors or parties.
Example: "The researchers published joint articles in several academic journals to share their findings."
Alternatives: "collaborative articles" or "co-authored articles."
Often, this is a long-lasting iterative process, in which users share their knowledge and opinions, discuss problems and solutions, write and edit joint articles, or vote on each others' contributions.
In the past few months the hashtags #NoAngel and #IfTheyGunnedMeDown spread on social media, inspired by the tone of coverage about black men and boys who had been killed by the police-if a victim had frowned in a selfie or Instagrammed himself wearing jewelry or (God forbid!) been photographed with a joint, articles would imply that the victim was a dangerous "thug" who no doubt had it coming.
In the past few months the hashtags #NoAngel and #IfTheyGunnedMeDown spread on social media, inspired by the tone of coverage about black men and boys who had been killed by the police if a victim had frowned in a selfie or Instagrammed himself wearing jewelry or (God forbid!) been photographed with a joint, articles would imply that the victim was a dangerous "thug" who no doubt had it coming.
Then, their joint articles were searched in PubMed information bank.
This study reveals that after the establishment of networks, the number of joint articles of individuals has increased considerably.
Next, the matrix was drawn and the numbers of joint articles in these two time spans were delineated.
The Archbishops of Canterbury and York, Rowan Williams and John Sentamu, have written a joint article.
Clegg did not deny that he ordered the joint article to be written.
3.51pm BST Nick Clegg and Michael Gove have written a joint article for the Evening Standard setting out their plans to replace GCSEs.
In a joint article in the Times today, Mr Cameron and Mr Obama accused the militants of "brutal and poisonous extremism".
In a joint article previewing the summit, the energy secretary and the prime minister express their joint determination to see a fall in prices.
