The phrase "advance publication" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in academic or professional contexts to refer to the early release of research findings or articles before they are formally published in a journal or other medium.
Example: "The advance publication of the study allowed researchers to share their findings with the community ahead of the official release."
Alternatives: "preliminary publication" or "early release".
Still, the advance publication of drafted scenes (some with stage directions of all but novelistic density), as well as a series of 12 open letters by the playwright in response to criticism, are ample evidence that "Don Carlos" was a literary -- even philosophical -- phenomenon at least as much as it was a theatrical one.
Emma Cline, whose debut novel comes with much buzz (including a hefty advance, publication deals in numerous countries and a pre-emptive swoop for the film rights by Scott Rudin), now joins the ranks of writers from John Updike and Alison Lurie to Chuck Palahniuk and Emily St John Mandel.
The site will also have news, much of it culled from Advance Publication's Women's Wear Daily; coverage of parties and events, and message boards debating hot topics like whether one can wear Capri pants after Labor Day.
Internet Advance publication at ajo.com August 28 , 2003
To Internet Advance publication at ajo.com Feb 13 , 2003
New investor Advance Publication, which publishes more than 125 paper and digital publications through Conde Nast, and Adobe joined a field of previous investors as part of the new round, including Mayfield Fund, Benchmark Capital, and DAG Ventures.
It is Advance Publications; while the company is owned by the Newhouse family, it is not called Newhouse Newspapers.
Photographs from the film first appeared in Vanity Fair, a Conde Nast Advance Publications publication, instead of one of AOL Time Warner's magazines like Time or Entertainment Weekly.
[C3.] Condé Nast Consolidates Its Magazine Units Condé Nast said it would consolidate its magazine units, bringing its Advance Publications titles under the umbrella of Condé Nast Publications.
Parade Publications publishes the weekly Parade magazine and is a unit of the privately held magazine publisher Advance Publications, run by S. I. Newhouse Jr.
His employer, Advance Publications, takes a fairly relaxed attitude toward Mr. Jarvis's extracurricular activities -- even though he often blogs in the middle of the workday.
