The phrase "as a press release" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or statements that are intended for public distribution, typically by organizations or companies.
Example: "The company issued a statement as a press release to announce their new product launch."
Alternatives: "in a press statement" or "as a media release".
If these comments had been issued on paper, as a press release, they would have been forgotten.
In early 2010, the celebrated and cerebral Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto quietly closed his New York store, on the corner of Mercer and Grand Streets in the southern reaches of SoHo, without so much as a press release.
The letter was published two days ago on the GWPF website as a press release: "I have been put under such an enormous group pressure in recent days from all over the world that has become virtually unbearable to me.
Critics are being replaced by feature writers who produce copy as bland as a press release or sycophantic interviews about the subject's celebrity status rather than their work, about which they seem to know almost nothing.
A hundred years ago, in a manifesto that could double as a press release for Top Gear, the Italian Futurists declared "that the splendour of the world has been enriched by a new beauty: the beauty of speed.
As a press release read: "Chicago's citizens are witnessing an aggressive assault on their public parks, led by the current Administration's desire to exploit the city's greatest natural open space assets for development".
How important is it to give an interview, as well as produce a press release?
The ability to write social posts measured in numbers of characters can be as important as crafting a press release or writing ad copy.
"We are shocked and deeply saddened by the news as you might be as well," reads a press release posted to the radio stations website Friday.
Masilela's mother, Patience, defended the wedding, as well, in a press release obtained by BuzzFeed.
A collective, tacit politeness makes us act as though a press release is a diary entry.
