The phrase "a brochure published by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the source or publisher of a brochure, typically in contexts such as academic writing, marketing, or informational materials.
Example: "The information was taken from a brochure published by the National Park Service."
Alternatives: "a pamphlet issued by" or "a leaflet produced by".
Backers of Proposition 11 say that 99percentt of state elected officials in California "are re-elected to office," according to a brochure published by Yes on 11, a coalition of business leaders and good-government groups.
In short, you'd find the magic in the magic bean.' This is the world according to a brochure published by US multinational Archer Daniel Midlands, one of the handful of corporations along with Monsanto that today controls the multi-billion dollar soya industry.
For more detailed information about the geothermal usability of the underground in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, but also in Germany in general, we refer the reader to a brochure published by LIAG, which is available at: https://geotis.de/homepage/Ergebnisse/LIAG_Broschuere_Tiefe_Geothermie.pdf and contains a number of very informative maps.
But a glossy brochure published by the state oil company, Sonangol, suggests there may be other plans for this central site with spectacular sea views.
A community development brochure published by the company describes extensive health, education, infrastructure and economic projects in the area.
The SI is officially presented in a document commonly called the "SI Brochure", published by the International Bureau of Weights and Measures (BIPM).
The Heritage Trail brochure, published by Tri-Corners Histartinguncil, suggests starting with the intersection of routes 44 and 112, west of Lakeville, where the deep pond of Ore Hill used to be.
Participants randomised into this condition will receive the "An active way to better health" brochure published by the Australian government, detailing the national physical activity guidelines for adults [ 80].
The success of the ZEBET@BfR funding program is also reflected by the various national and international awards received by the funded scientist for their work and contributions to the 3Rs as summarized in the brochure published by the BfR on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of ZEBET (http://www.bfr.bund.de/cd/30995).de/cd/30995
They incorrectly believed that it would run from $2,250 to $3,600, the figures emphasized in brochures published by the government and insurance companies.
One of the many brochures published by GCHQ, mainly to attract recruits, has on its cover, "MI5, MI6, GCH Who?" Inside it reads: "Never has the world been such a dangerous place... Never has GCHQ been so important".
