The phrase "a sample of publications" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a selection or subset of published works, often in the context of research or academic writing.
Example: "In my thesis, I included a sample of publications that highlight the key findings in the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "a selection of publications" or "a collection of publications".
One study [ 8] took a sample of 30 publications written by nursing academics and compared how often they were cited by other publications according to CINAHL, Scopus, Web of Science and Google Scholar.
However, examination of non-English language articles for a sample of the publication years did not produce additional studies.
The empirical test of the QI-MQCS shows sufficient ability to discriminate between studies, indicating that the QI-MQCS avoids items representing unattainable standards but includes items that discriminate quality across an empirical sample of publications.
The references will take you directly to a sample of related faculty publications.
Level 2 of the statistical analysis contains a narrowed down sample of publications.
In this booklet, we invite you to read a sampling of RCAI publications that have shed light on topics such as immune cell development and differentiation, the protective role of probiotics, immune system homeostasis, and the role of immune cells in cancer and autoimmune diseases.
This study assesses progress in innovation and knowledge management research during 1980 2014, using a sample of "highly cited" journal publications.
Using a sample of more than 200,000 publications over a 65-year period, it is found that astronomy papers led by women receive 10% fewer citations than those led by men, consistent with studies in other related disciplines.
The articles were screened from a sample of 893 potentially relevant publications indexed in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, the Database of Abstracts of Reviews of Effects, Medline, and Embase.
