The phrase "a library of published" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or repository of published works, such as books, articles, or research papers.
Example: "The university has established a library of published research that is accessible to all students and faculty."
Alternatives: "a collection of published" or "a repository of published".
Some who worked with Ms. Godoff called Mr. Olson's condemnation unfair, noting that Ms. Godoff long contended that her house suffered a disadvantage compared with other divisions because it published mainly hardcover books without the stability of revenue from a library of previously published paperback titles.
Few media companies are seeking to invest more in the publishing business now because of its low growth, especially compared with other entertainment businesses, and companies interested in book publishing generally seek predictable income from a library of previously published works with steady sales.
Sequenced reads were mapped onto a small indexed library of published T. foetus coding genes using a combination of bowtie (version bowtie/2.1.0) and TopHat (version tophat/2.0.8) and visualized using IGV (version igv/2.3.3-4G igv/2.3.3-4G3].
They presented a set of national biomass equations, grouped by species similarity, that were based on a library of previously published regional and local equations.
A comprehensive search was conducted in April 2006 in all accessible library databases of published research reports available at the Stellenbosch University Medical Library.
And while composers living at Copland House have access to books owned by Copland, a complete library of his published music and an extensive CD collection, composers at Merestead can thumb through the not-insignificant library of the Sloane family.
The informatics workgroup created and published a library of EMR-based phenotyping algorithms accrued throughout phase I that is available to investigators outside of the eMERGE Network.
The Copyright Office was created in 1897 as a part of the Library of Congress to help the library build a collection of published works.
Health Information Technology Standards Panel (HITSP) is one of such organizations publishing a library of common data elements, called HITSP C154: Data Dictionary [ 26].
Homology searches were based on gene family specific query libraries comprised of published hymenopteran OBP, CSP, GR, IR and OR protein sequences [ 54– 57, 99– 101] (Additional file 1: Table S3).
