The phrase "a collection published by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific collection of works, such as books, articles, or artworks, that has been made available to the public by a particular publisher or organization.
Example: "The anthology is a collection published by a renowned literary press, featuring works from various contemporary authors."
Alternatives: "a compilation released by" or "a series issued by".
The award for poetry went to Terrance Hayes for "Lighthead," a collection published by Viking Penguin.
She is author of Developing A Collection published by Bloomsbury and is an expert in fashion employability, internships and sponsored projects.
Her writing speaks clearly, and with considerable subtlety, about both her artistic concerns and her life as a whole, as in these lines from Coming to That, a collection published by Graywolf Press in 2011: If Art would only talk it would, at last, reveal itself for what it is, what we all burn to know.
The translation is by the Scottish poet Peter Manson, in a collection published by Miami University Press in 2012: The virginal, enduring, beautiful today will a drunken beat of its wing break us this hard, forgotten lake haunted under frost by the transparent glacier of unfled flights!
The extent, speed and direction of the avalanche and pyroclastic flows that overwhelmed Johnston, Martin, and others were later described in detail in a paper titled 'Chronology and Character of the 18 May 1980 Explosive Eruptions of Mount St. Helens', published in 1984 in a collection published by the National Research Council's Geophysics Study Committee.
This is Henry Weinfield's approach in a 1994 collection, published by the University of California Press.
The Modern Library Gardening series is an American collection, published by Random House USA, and available from internet booksellers.
The disc is inspired by "Simple Music for Piano," a collection published in 2009 by the Georgian composer Giya Kancheli in which he reprised melodies from his large catalog of music for film and theater.
The story will be included in a collection published in November by Scribner, a division of Simon & Schuster.
While we were on the phone, she visited Amazon to check on a client's short-story collection, published by Little, Brown and found that Amazon was still reporting delayed shipping.
This debut collection, published by indie magazine Morpheus Tales, showcases a talented newcomer with a firm grasp of all things weird and grim.
