The phrase "a dedicated publication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a publication that is specifically focused on a particular subject or audience.
Example: "The journal is a dedicated publication for researchers in the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "a specialized publication" or "a focused publication".
Set up in London in 2005 by day-centre worker Richard Burdett, who saw a need for a dedicated publication providing information direct to homeless people, it started life as a freesheet featuring news, views and cartoons by Private Eye stalwarts.
Readers can simply head to a dedicated publication URL (example) and Mygazines' system will automatically recognize and display a unique interface for the iPad.
This principle also applied to the approval of UK10K publications; having a dedicated publication committee ensured that proposed publications were quickly approved and submitted to journals, whilst still protecting the interests of the consortium.
While a comprehensive analysis of enthalpy/entropy contributions of variations in short unstructured peptides warrants a dedicated publication, this work provides insight into the effect of sequence variation on protein-peptide binding thermodynamics and specificity.
"There is no market for a dedicated new-economy publication," said Monie Begley, a spokeswoman for Forbes.
"There is no market for a dedicated new-economy publication," said Monie Begley, spokeswoman for Forbes.
Her many students kept in touch with her through the years, dedicating publications and awards to her and always commenting that her guidance had a profound effect on their scholarly endeavors and their perspective on life and the world around them.
I, on the other hand, work for a publication with a dedicated Women's section, in a format that didn't exist when my mom started out (the interwebs), and most of my immediate colleagues and bosses are women.
They are assigned a dedicated url that can be used for citation in journal publications (e.g. Rose 2011).
She had a dedicated husband.
A dedicated, hard-working staff.
