The phrase "anticipated publications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to publications that are expected or predicted to be released in the future.
Example: "The researcher provided a list of anticipated publications that would contribute to the field of study in the coming year."
Alternatives: "expected publications" or "forthcoming publications".
As the weeks had passed, without the anticipated publication, members of the inspection team became increasingly puzzled why no reports had been made public.
The anticipated publication date is August 2017.
Anticipated publication is presently April 2013.
The mixed reception given to Go Set a Watchman was reflected in the much-anticipated publication of Toni Morrison's God Help the Child, a powerful and wrenching novel seen through the lens of an estranged mother-daughter relationship that explored the anguish of children victimized by poverty, rejection, and racial prejudice.
So it is that the prologue and first two chapters of The Lost Symbol, aka "one of the most anticipated publishing events of all time" (thank you, Amazon) have appeared two days before the official publication date of 15 September, in a SPECIAL 8-PAGE PULLOUT (their emphasis) in today's Mail on Sunday.
Taibbi's reasons for leaving First Look after only eight months -- before ever launching his highly-anticipated digital publication, Racket -- have been the source of much speculation in the media in recent weeks.
All project informants were assured that their projects would be de-identified in our reports because of anticipated sensitivities about publication output, failed interventions or lack of real world impact.
Accepted articles in press in peer-reviewed journals may be used if the anticipated date of publication is within a time frame for the final citation to be completed in CORR page proofs; if in press articles contain methods or data crucial to interpret material in a submitted manuscript, authors should include a copy in the submission for review by referees and editors.
Speaking before the publication of his anticipated political memoir, written after his party was reduced to eight seats in last year's general election, Clegg hit out at David Cameron and his Conservative partners in government.
