The phrase "authoritative journals" is perfectly correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing academic topics, referencing sources of information, or any other instance when you need to talk about reliable sources of information. For example: "If you want to get the best information possible, make sure to reference authoritative journals."
At least John had a way of making up for the gaps; he could understand authoritative journals and didn't have to turn to misleading blogs and hearsay.
It is perhaps in a league with AccessScience, the online version of the McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science and Technology, but it offers reviews and articles from key, authoritative journals, and there are sections aimed at a much younger audience.
Many of these teachers settle on marking strategies after consultation from language teaching resource books or second language acquisition literature published in authoritative journals.
Through direct collaboration with the industry's most prominent and well respected publishers, the company now offers the world's largest online rental service for scientific, technical, and medical research with more than 30 million articles from thousands of authoritative journals.
Artforum, the authoritative journal that had moved from San Francisco to Los Angeles in 1965, pulled up stakes and moved to New York.
Or even the same phrases: within the space of two quite short paragraphs Goldhagen describes Civiltà Cattolica as "this authoritative Vatican journal... this authoritative Vatican journal... this authoritative journal of the Vatican... the Vatican's journal," by which point the attentive reader may have gathered that Civiltà Cattolica was an authoritative Vatican journal.
This approach, which has been used increasingly in the last year, is a substantial shift from the traditional practice of keeping clinical data secret until a paper is published in an authoritative journal.
Never free from financial worry, he was forced to take on additional work as editor: for the Allgemeine musikalische Zeitung (1868 71 and 1875 82); Jahrbuch für musikalische Wissenschaft (1863, 1867); and, in collaboration with Philipp Spitta and Guido Adler, the founding (1885) and editing of the authoritative journal Vierteljahrsschrift für Musikwissenschaft.
Against this background of consumer caution, $3.4‐billion of new bonds wll appear on the ballots across the coun try Tuesday, according to a survey made last week by The Daily Bond Buyer, an authoritative journal for the investment banking commu nity that concentrates on local government finance.
The unique Editorial Board comprising internationally-renowned experts aims to create an authoritative journal that will be a significant and original addition to the neuroscience literature.
In order to propose and promote the study of environmental history, Historical Research, the most authoritative journal of historical study in China, invited six scholars to write articles on the study of environmental history in the first volume of 2010.
