The phrase "a booklet published by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific booklet and its publisher, often in contexts like citations, descriptions, or acknowledgments.
Example: "The information was sourced from a booklet published by the National Health Organization."
Alternatives: "a pamphlet issued by" or "a brochure released by".
A. "Slave Trade Trail Around Central Bristol," a booklet published by the Bristol City Council, will undoubtedly be of great use as you explore this notorious era in Bristol's history.
Mr. Rodriguez said that last year, the P.T.A. mailed a booklet, published by the Town of North Hempstead, to every parent of a high school student in the district.
A booklet published by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration in 2004 noted that violence in health facilities was "likely to be underreported, perhaps due in part to the persistent perception within the health care industry that assaults are part of the job".
-- Sara Lathrop, Bristol, R.I. A. One of the most important sources for anyone flying with a disability is "New Horizons: Information for the Air Traveler With a Disability," a booklet published by the United States Department of Transportation; (202) 366-2220 or visit airconsumer.ost.dot.gov/publications/HorizonsPrintable.doc.doc
That untitled work, by a student at East River Academy, a New York City public school that serves young people at the city's Rikers Island detention facility, is among the 69 poems, narratives and essays found on the pages of "Free Minds," a booklet published by Teachers College's Student Press Initiative SPII).
Jacobs also criticized "Zionism Unsettled," a booklet published by the Israel/Palestine Mission Network, a Presbyterian group, and sold online by the church.
In a commemorative booklet published by the museum at the time, the critic Howard Kissel wrote that Mr. Kroll "left a legacy of a different virtuosity than what he envisioned as a violinist 60 years ago".
A recent booklet published by the Independent Women's Forum (www. iwf.org) sheds some light on the subject.
Europe's Alpine regions are described in a new booklet published by the Alpine Tourist Commission.
I am grateful for a small booklet published by "The Trinity Forum" (which captures the highlights of Pollock's biography) for introducing me to this incredible world-changer.
While the overwhelming majority of Sudan's remaining citizens are Muslim — 96.7 percent, according to an official booklet published by the Ministry of Information days before South Sudan's independence — the nation remains ethnically diverse.
