How to use two columns in a foreign key constraint

In Article Table I have two fields that are the primary key: id,sl. In the Subscription Table I have a foreign key 'idsl`

This design is broken - it is apparent that the composite primary key in Article(id, sl) has been mangled into a single compound foreign key in table Subscription. This isn't a good idea.

Instead, you will need to change the design of table Subscription to include separate columns for both id and sl, of the same type as the Article Table, and then create a composite foreign key consisting of both columns, referencing Article in the same order as the primary key, e.g:

CREATE TABLE Article
(
    id INT NOT NULL,
    sl VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL,
    -- Other Columns

    CONSTRAINT PK_Article PRIMARY KEY(id, sl) -- composite primary key
);

CREATE TABLE Subscription
(
    -- Other columns
    id INT NOT NULL, -- Same type as Article.id
    sl VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL, -- Same type as Article.sl

    CONSTRAINT FK_Subscription_Article FOREIGN KEY(id, sl) 
         REFERENCES Article(id, sl) -- Same order as Article PK
);

Edit

One thing to consider here is that by convention a column named table.id or table.tableid should be unique, and is the primary key for the table. However, since table Article requires an additional column sl in the primary key, it implies that id isn't unique.