The phrase "a flow of publications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous or steady stream of published works, such as articles, journals, or books.
Example: "The conference showcased a flow of publications that highlighted the latest research in the field."
Alternatives: "a stream of publications" or "a series of publications".
The contraband flow is reinforced by a flow of online publications and downloadable pirate copies.
The practice does present certain administrative problems, but it is a useful means of encouraging the international flow of publications as well as of giving practical help in collection building to libraries in countries with limited resources.
HistCite provides citation linkage between scientific papers with tables and graphs that assist visualising the flow of publications and citations within a scientific field [ 4, 28].
Moreover, as evidenced by the robust flow of publications concerning WBS and PTS, planar imaging of thyroid carcinoma remains a topic of great interest in this modern age of rapidly advancing cross sectional and hybrid imaging with single-photon emission computed tomography, single-photon emission computed tomography/CT, and positron emission tomography/CT.
The 1870s were the golden years of Cope's career, marked by his most prominent discoveries and rapid flow of publications.
The positive correlation between patent applications and the flow of publications suggests that patents and papers encode similar pieces of knowledge, and patents do not crowd out the level of scientific publications [ 16, 17].
Gene function curation of the literature with Gene Ontology (GO) concepts is one particularly time-consuming task in genomics, and the help from bioinformatics is highly requested to keep up with the flow of publications.
We chose not to present the book slavishly based on birth, composition or publication dates, but to favour a flow of readership and ideas, placing writers beside one another who might bring contrast, surprise or delight.
Notwithstanding this faltering start, the introduction of game theory in moral philosophy has produced a steadily increasing flow of important publications.
