The phrase "previously published article" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an article which has already been published in a book, journal, or magazine. For example: "The study was based on a previously published article in Scientific American."
✓ A substantial re-analysis of a previously published article in Surgical Case Reports or another journal.
The data sheet of our previously published article [6] on renal colic was used to perform ANN, GA, and logistic regression analyses.
A previously published article reported that overall survival and local control of both RFA and surgery for HCC nodules up to 2 cm are the same [12].
The article was examined following the COPE guidelines with regard to suspected redundant (duplicate) publication and was indeed found to be a duplication of the following previously published article: Odeja OO, Obi G, Ogwuche CE, Elemike EE, Oderinlo OO (2014).
ANN, GA, and logistic regression analysis were carried out on a data sheet of a previously published article regarding patients presenting to an emergency department with flank pain suspicious for renal colic.
Surgical Case Reports also invites letters to the editor, which generally take one of the following forms: ✓ A substantial re-analysis of a previously published article in Surgical Case Reports or another journal.
Berger is a rambling and discursive writer, and his effort to graft new reporting onto previously published articles is labored.
Although specific prior credits are not indicated, her essays on Wagner's operas read like previously published articles.
The article, based on independent reporting by The Times, omitted the fact that The Forward, the New York Jewish weekly, had previously published articles about the defector's assertions.
The company also spent more on editorial content at its namesake magazine, paying for exclusive articles rather than using previously published articles, he said.
The article shows considerable overlap with previously published articles without proper citation.
