"production of articles" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of creating or manufacturing articles or goods. Example: The production of articles in the factory has increased by 20% due to the implementation of new technology.
Throughout much of its history, New York was preëminent in the production of articles intended for the adornment of the human form.
Although the boroughs gained some reasonable satisfaction, the landowning nobility was permitted to engage in the production of articles that were previously the monopoly of the royal boroughs.
To speed up the production of articles, two members of the Nupedia team, Larry Sanger and Jimmy Wales [see Wales (disambiguation)], had the idea of allowing anybody to edit entries, using "wiki" technology.
Nineteen countries were involved in the production of articles with Iran.
The highest cooperation was found among the capital universities in Iran and other institutions had a minor role in the production of articles.
Based on this finding, major research activities on the field of solid waste in Iran have been conducted by the universities mainly in the capital of Iran and other institutes had a minor role in the production of articles.
The aim of this introduction is to briefly discuss the production cost of articles published in refereed S&E journals, including the cost of the scientific research behind them, and, at the same time, to increase the awareness of the high quality of scientific research in Latin American institutions despite the many challenges, especially financial constraints, faced by their scientists.
The production of books, articles and essays devoted to Plath since her untimely death has become an industry unto itself.
After the Thirty Years' War the production of functional articles in pewter noticeably increased in northern Europe.
The Islamic Azad University Science and Research Branchh) with the University of Tehran have been involved in the production of nine articles (2.65 %).
Over time, this trade led some communities to specialize in the production of certain articles (Hardoy 1999).
