The phrase "a compilation of published" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or gathering of works that have been made public, such as articles, books, or research papers.
Example: "The anthology serves as a compilation of published essays from various authors on the topic of climate change."
Alternatives: "a collection of published" or "an assortment of published".
Unlike This Is True, it is not a compilation of published news articles.
The report is a compilation of published peer-reviewed science of the last several years, and details the effects of climate change on eight regions in the US.
The aim of this work is to present the state-of-art of the SART process, focused on designing and showing a compilation of published work about different SART projects and plants.
trans. in part as The Tragic History of the Sea) vividly relates the experience of travel during the preceding centuries; it is a compilation of published narratives stories told by survivors or based on their accounts that describe some of the notable disasters that befell Portuguese ships in the 16th and early 17th centuries.
The present research is a case study-based descriptive and analytical approach applied to a compilation of published and digital material available on disasters and disaster management in Brunei Darussalam.
A compilation of published and unpublished data on the number of infaunal taxa collected with grabs and box cores in the three provinces is given in Table 3.
It is simply a chronological compilation of published and private statements by American anti-interventionists.
The ACAPS Regional Analysis for Syria, developed by The Syria Needs Analysis Project (SNAP), provides a monthly compilation of published and unpublished information on the humanitarian situation in Syria beginning in January 2013.
These data were related to published studies of heat penetration depths in soil during fire and an exhaustive compilation of published nesting depths reported for mining bees.
This program uses the TRANSFAC public database, which contains an extensive compilation of published binding site data for eukaryotic transcription factors, their experimentally proven binding sites and regulated genes.
"The firemen arrived, but they ran out of water right away," he said in a compilation of interviews published in book form in 2000.
