The phrase "a string of publications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a series or collection of published works, such as articles, papers, or books, often related to a specific topic or theme.
Example: "The researcher has produced a string of publications on climate change that have significantly contributed to the field."
Alternatives: "a series of publications" or "a collection of publications".
Rezaian freelanced for a string of publications before becoming the Post's Tehran correspondent in 2012.
The difference to the investment market is money comes from research councils or charities, and the return is a string of publications.
It is regimented, ill-paid, constantly assessed and it carries with it an obligation to produce a string of publications, often a joyless business, but necessary if your department is to retain its reputation for productivity.
The New Yorker, March 5 , 1949P. 69 Tells about an article called "Profile of Government" and published in World Review, the monthly journal that deals with international affairs (it is owned by Edward Hulton, the forty-two-year-old proprietor of a string of publications, including the bright, Leftist Picture Post.
By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, March 5 , 1949P. 69 Tells about an article called "Profile of Government" and published in World Review, the monthly journal that deals with international affairs (it is owned by Edward Hulton, the forty-two-year-old proprietor of a string of publications, including the bright, Leftist Picture Post.
Tells about an article called "Profile of Government" and published in World Review, the monthly journal that deals with international affairs (it is owned by Edward Hulton, the forty-two-year-old proprietor of a string of publications, including the bright, Leftist Picture Post.
A string of impressive publications can propel a young scientist to the next academic stage, whereas an insufficient publication record can derail a career.
It is just the latest of a string of posthumous publications from the Oxford professor and The Hobbit author, who died in 1973.
After five years of teaching history to undergraduates, he has still not got a permanent contract – despite excellent student feedback and a string of academic publications.
A new paper published this month by Canadian researchers Francesca Cardwell and Susan Elliot is only the latest in a string of recent publications that have made exactly this point, arguing that unless more explicit links are made between health risks and climate change, public engagement will remain an uphill struggle.
A Cardiff man was accused last year of posting a string of terrorist publications on Facebook.
