The phrase "already published in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been made public or released in a specific context, such as a journal, book, or website.
Example: "The findings of the study were already published in the Journal of Environmental Science."
Alternatives: "previously published in the" or "already released in the".
Perhaps because I had already published in the West, and perhaps because of some personal chutzpah, I had confidence I would find employment once I got out.
So in December, a small newspaper and its editor in the town of Vranje were fined $22,000 for printing part of a Western human rights report that contained material, already published in the newspaper, about Albanians fleeing town to escape the draft.
A similar conviction animates many of the books being published around or after the anniversary of last year's terrorist attacks, an outpouring that Publishers Weekly estimates to be as high as 65 to 150 titles, and that comes in the wake of dozens of books on the subject already published in the last year.
There are some interesting reviews already published in the literature.
The theory is compared with experimental results already published in the literature by another research worker.
They have reliable transition probabilities that are already published in the existing literature.
Add to that the poems of Allen Ginsberg — who was already publishing in the '50s but was suddenly famous in the '60s because of his public protests against the Vietnam War.
Blunt had another life all the while: he had already published, in 1940, the groundbreaking short book, Artistic Theory in Italy, 1450 1600, and after the war devoted his attention and brilliance to art history, an expert on the French classicist painter Nicolas Poussin.
By the time he had returned to Melbourne in 1977, via lectureships at Oxford and New York, Singer had already published, in 1975, the book that would catapult him to international renown and set him on the course to fame or infamy, depending on how one regards his beliefs.
When the QDB archive is based on the research work already published in scientific literature then the name should correspond to the title of the article.
