The phrase "and published that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of making something publicly available, typically in the context of research, articles, or other written works.
Example: "After completing the research, the team compiled their findings and published that in a reputable journal."
Alternatives: "and made that public" or "and released that".
After his release, Ibrahim wrote and published "That Smell," a semi-autobiographical novel about a newly released political prisoner adrift in Cairo.
Last week we began talking with a independent programmer who ran into a bit of trouble with Facebook over a snippet of code he developed and published that allowed users to update their Facebook status without visiting the site.
She re-reads a poem he once wrote and published that is kept tacked to the fridge.
The approach demonstrated in this paper reflects exactly why animal care committees were created to provide oversight on research methods and to avoid research being conducted and published that clearly fails to meet even minimum ethical standards.
"Snow White and the Chained Fairy" (I Sette Nani e la fata incatenata written by Guido Martina and drawn by Romano Scarpa and published that same year), sees the dwarfs struggle to free a fairy who was captured by the Queen (in her youthful form and able to fly and cause thunderstorms ) because she had previously saved Snow White.
She taught creative writing at Barnard, helped found the New York Review of Books and published that supernal example of what was once called "the new novel," Sleepless Nights.
'Reading, acquiring and publishing that book was one of the most exhilarating experiences of my life.
"After U.S. News receives the new data, we will estimate its actual impact on Claremont McKenna College's rankings and publish that information in this blog".
But as evolutionary scientists counter, Well, maybe you do have a revolutionary idea, but, if so, then do the experimental work to prove it, and publish that work in peer-reviewed journals, which the intelligent-design people have not done.
"I really want to do research on beer and publish that research.
On the one hand some cities aggregate daily data into months (even years) and publish, that hugely reduces the overall size/volume of such data.
