The phrase "this article belongs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a subject or predicate in a sentence to express ownership or belonging. Example: "This article belongs to the magazine editor, not the freelance writer."
The basic code shown in this article, belongs to this example.
The ALE algorithm presented in this article belongs to the so-called direct ALE methods because the final Lagrangian finite volume scheme is based directly on a space time conservation formulation of the governing PDE system, with the rezoned geometry taken already into account during the computation of the fluxes.
This article belongs to a series of contributions submitted from members of the Division of Environmental Chemistry and Ecotoxicology of the German Chemical Society (GDCh).
The algorithm for change detection of piecewise-constant AR models developed in this article belongs to the first class of methods, and its first novelty consists in developing a new regularization function which encourages piecewise-constant TV-AR coefficients while being convex and continuous; hence, it can afford efficient convex optimization solvers.
They'll be so confused as to what year this article belongs in: 1884 or 1945.
The approach developed in this article belongs to the family of dimension reduction approaches.
Does this article belong in the KB Handbook space?
The views expressed in this article belong solely to the authors in their personal capacities.
The authors of this article belong to or are connected to the Millennium Nodes in Europe.
The philosophical positions in ethics and politics (including law) that are explored in this article belong to categories (i) and (ii).
The dataset supporting the conclusions of this article belong to a government branch with sensitive information, we cannot publicly share this data.
