The phrase "are getting published" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of works, such as books or articles, being made available to the public, typically in a formal or official manner.
Example: "Many new authors are getting published this year, showcasing their unique voices and stories."
Alternatives: "are being published" or "are being released".
No candid reviews from disgruntled employees, the updated Career Pages will bring in posts from existing employees that are getting published on LinkedIn, as well as a selection of profiles of other people from the company, alongside job listings.
No candid reviews from disgruntled employees, the updated Career Pages will bring in posts from existing employees that are getting published on LinkedIn, as well as a selection of profiles of other people from the company, alongside job listings.
I'd say we're definitely doing a better job in genre fiction, where bit by bit — it's not that we're anywhere near parity — but bit by bit there are more creators from diverse backgrounds, who are getting published, who are becoming well known, whose work is getting shared, who are getting recognized with awards, and I think that does begin to change the equation.
New and different things are getting published.
However our cumulative meta-analyses showed that the strength of benefit of zinc supplementation appears to be shrinking as more studies are getting published.
But 70 years after Welles' introduction in the midst of the second world war, With Your Wings is getting published.
For my reporting on anti-sex work campaigners, I've been told I must be getting published only because I've been paid off by pimps.
If that's correct, shouldn't Mr. Friedman, by this time in his life, be getting published in the larger houses now, too? "Gee, I hope so," Mr. Friedman says.
Life after a PhD Whether it's getting published, convincing an employer that you have transferable skills, or securing an academic post, you need to be fully prepared to achieve your goals.
His article includes charts and graphs galore to back his figures, showing the percentages of composers from each stylistic group who were getting published, performed, recorded and appointed to tenured faculty positions.
Keep an eye on what is getting published, in the journals or the press, and go straight for gaps within hot spots of research.
