The phrase "a publication has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the features, contents, or attributes of a specific publication.
Example: "A publication has the potential to reach a wide audience if it is well-distributed."
Alternatives: "a publication contains" or "a publication includes".
Claimants now have to demonstrate that a publication has caused or is likely to cause their reputations serious harm.
Companies trading for profit also face the difficult task of showing that a publication has caused them serious financial loss.
The distinction between authorship and other forms of credit for contribution to a publication has been a persisting controversy that has resulted in numerous guidelines outlining the expected contributions of those claiming authorship.
For some journals, the news value prevails and for others the archival value is more important, but, in general, both functions add to the value a publication has for the scientific community.
"This is the first time such a publication has been achieved with the full cooperation and support of the relevant parties, and we hope all those working in FGM will find it a helpful tool in the work that they do," she said.
For centuries, the order of authors on a publication has conferred some degree of precedence — though the structure varies from field to field — and the importance of a paper is still typically measured by the number of times it is cited by others.
Before that, if a publication had nudity in it, you couldn't even send it through private mail.
Essence, a monthly publication, has a circulation of about 1 million.
A game publication has a responsibility to its readers first and foremost.
A recent publication has demonstrated a positive association between patient-doctor contact and outcomes [ 25].
A recent publication has reported a potential beneficial effect of valproate acid, depending on histone deacetylase-inhibitor effect.
