"produce an article" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to ask someone to write an article or if you want to refer to someone actually writing an article. For example: The magazine editor asked the journalist to produce an article about the current political climate.
He decided to look into the case, thinking it might produce an article for the law review.
Later in the presidential campaign, I'll produce an article with my take, with the hope that it will serve as a jumping off point to further debate.
Your job is to look out the window.Writing a "balanced" version of this story would produce an article that reads "he says it will rain" but "she says it won't".
She says her comments were later used to produce an article suggesting she had considered a termination because of her fear of stretch marks under the headline: "Robyn considers abortion to avoid stretch marks".
Your job is to produce an article that is correct, clear and fascinating, that raises implications and proper doubts and leaves your readers grateful, whether they are the world's leading authority on the subject or, more likely, a passer-by who landed on your story by chance.
Dingle, his stew having finally boiled over, wrote privately to the editor of Nature, first castigating the rampant cosmological 'mysticism' passing itself off for science, and then offering to produce an article taking the sword to the mystics themselves.
It was Agee who never produced an article that could be published in Fortune".
He's shoved so much money into Republican coffers that Jeb Bush was talked into producing an article on health care for Mr. Braswell's magazine, Longevity.
On the threshold of old age, Wilder had found an outlet for her work in the Missouri Ruralist, a local paper, where she wrote a folksy bi-weekly column; with Lane's encouragement, she had produced an article on her farmhouse kitchen that was accepted by the magazine Country Gentleman.
Two lectures delivered in June 1865, later published as Value, Price and Profit, give a concise and lucid précis of his theories about commodities and labour: A man who produces an article for his own immediate use, to consume it himself, creates a product but not a commodity..
Back in December 2011, while producing an article about the state of First Nations women in Canada we interviewed Anishinaabe activist Audrey Huntley.
