"produced an article" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means that someone has written or created an article. Example: The journalist produced an article about the rise of veganism in the city, which was later published in the local newspaper.
It was Agee who never produced an article that could be published in Fortune".
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.
In 1939, John M. Manly and Edith Rickert produced an article about the manuscript, "The Hengwrt Manuscript of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales," for the first issue of The National Library of Wales Journal.
Duesterhaus produced an article from a Pittsburgh newspaper in 1947 in which her father said Robinson crowded the plate, making pitching to him difficult.
Anyway, in this latest endeavor to capitalize on the fact that airline articles are a search engine optimization jackpot on par with Bradgelina, US News has produced an article based on the premise that by counting up airline safety incidents and dividing by the number of flights, the consumer can accurately gauge how safe is a specific airlines.
It took Verificado several weeks to produce an article about the incident.
He decided to look into the case, thinking it might produce an article for the law review.
3 - Ministers will produce an article 50 bill soon – but not quite as quickly as some were expecting.
The standard rate for an article is between seven and 15 dollars; above the minimum wage if you're producing an article every hour.
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.
In February, Mr. Wright said, Mr. Cook instructed him to produce an article about a motion filed by lawyers for Sands.
