"this article depicts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to describe something that you have read in someone else's writing, or something that you have seen in a picture or film. Example sentence: This article depicts the difficulties of living in a small rural town.
This article depicts Karaköy Harbor's transformation and the related issues.
This article depicts a nanoscale reinforcement of iron oxide coatings on steel fibers prepared by electrodeposition method.
This article depicts the protocol-based procedure and describes the first clinical case, treatment regime and planning, patient irradiation, retrospective dosimetric analysis and clinical outcome.
This article depicts the relevant characteristics of the original inflatable seal compound that was used as reference to achieve the objectives through synchronized optimization of material and production technologies.
Luther's opponents responded with woodcuts of their own: "Luther's Game of Heresy" (see beginning of this article) depicts him boiling up a stew with the help of three devils, producing fumes from the pot labelled falsehood, pride, envy, heresy and so forth.Amid the barrage of pamphlets, ballads and woodcuts, public opinion was clearly moving in Luther's favour.
In the context of a neurobionic approach to chemical analysis and sensorics, this article depicts the development of a miniaturized autonomous perfusion chamber setup for the growth and the electrical as well as optical investigation of (neural) cell cultures in vitro.
The images in this article depict ECO Modern Flats, a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) for Homes Multifamily Platinum project located in Fayetteville, Ark .— the first in the state to achieve that designation from the U.S. Green Building Council.
(Note that the screenshot embedded at the top of the article depicts the Windows Live Messenger application on Facebook).
The ruse the article depicts is a CDO called Pyxis., which purportedly served as a dumping ground for exposures Merrill could not unload.
I suspect that Elizabeth Edwards was -- as this NY Magazine article depicts -- a spotlight freak and a shrew.
Take another look at the chart in the article depicting the dramatic divergence in the after-tax fortunes of the rich and poor in the United States.
