The phrase "as having published" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone is recognized or acknowledged for their act of publishing something, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The author is recognized as having published several influential papers in the field of neuroscience."
Alternatives: "recognized for publishing" or "acknowledged as a publisher".
The fifth of the rulers of Isin, Lipit-Ishtar (reigned 1934 24 bc), is famous as having published a series of laws in the Sumerian language anticipating the code of Hammurabi by more than a century.
A couple of days ago, I checked if there were any updates for the applications I have installed on my iPhone, and one that was identified as having published a more recent version in the App Store was TweetDeck, the popular Twitter client for desktop and mobile.
The HBO show The Newsroom recently aired an episode in which WorldNetDaily is depicted as having published a fabricated story.
TT: In your new collection "Suddenly, a Knock on the Door," there's a story, "Creative Writing," in which you describe a creative writing teacher as having published a collection of stories that were "kind of a gimmick".
Finally, we contacted authors identified from the searches as having published at least three primary reports of trials in the area, asking them to identify additional studies.
However, the journal cited by Tang as having published ten times as many RCTs as any other they examined (Zhongguo Zhong Xi Yi Jie He Za/ Chinese Journal of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine) is indexed in Medline with entries dating back to 1992.
For the correlations, a score of ≥100 was defined as upregulation and <100 for downregulation as we have published previously.
As they've published their studies over the past year, skepticism has grown.
WikiLeaks has grown increasingly controversial as it has published more material.
Some schools, such as MIT, have published guidelines for students and faculty interested in starting firms.
Ardent fans of the teenage pop sensation, known as "Beliebers", have published photographs of themselves self-harming.
