The phrase "a catalog published by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a catalog that has been created and made available by a specific publisher or organization.
Example: "I found a catalog published by the local museum that showcases their latest exhibits."
Alternatives: "a catalog issued by" or "a catalog released by".
A show catalog, published by Princeton University Press, is the first compendium in English of research on Old Europe discoveries.
The British conductor Stephen Barlow, in his essay for a related catalog (published by Mr. Kuitca's New York gallery, Sperone Westwater), mentions Messiaen's habit of color-coding his scores.
The marble bust of J. B. van Berckelaer, a Belgian pharmacist who was a friend and supporter of the artist, had been described as unlocated when it was illustrated in a 1997 catalog published by the Rodin Museum in Paris for the exhibition "Toward the Age of Bronze, Rodin in Belgium".
The Look archive resides at the Museum of the City of New York, where an exhibition titled "Through a Different Lens: Stanley Kubrick Photographs," opens on May 3. The show and an accompanying catalog published by Taschen look at what is essentially Kubrick before he became Kubrick.
Some essays in an accompanying catalog published by the museum and N.Y.U.
The exhibition's curator, Roger S. Keyes, a visiting scholar in East Asian studies at Brown University (and who has also created an illuminating catalog published by the library and the University of Washington Press), amplified the sense of an alternate conceptual world by refusing to group the show's 227 objects according to chronology or genre.
Based on an earthquake catalog published by Sippl et al. (2013), we manually relocated 210 events that fell into our region of interest.
A 192-page catalog, published by Syracuse University Press, includes a 40-page collection of Dutch recipes edited by Peter G. Rose, a food historian and a curator of the show.
A thorough scholarly catalog, published by Bulfinch, accompanies it.
