"design publications" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to written or graphic materials that have been created with a specific design or aesthetic in mind, such as magazines, brochures, posters, etc. Example: The graphic design team worked tirelessly to create visually stunning publications for the company's marketing campaign.
In the hippest new design publications, life is, well, messy.
Already it has a cultlike following and has given rise to a mini-boomlet in online design publications.
Ms. Arango was also a contributor to design publications like Abitare and Domus, and she wrote a "Design of the Month" column for The San Francisco Chronicle.
Despite the fact that, aesthetically, that movement is considered yesterday's news in most design publications, it remains a vital, living philosophy to the Rogerses.
Under her guidance, the magazine often featured the glamorous homes of celebrities on the cover and became one of the world's leading design publications.
To confuse matters more, design publications usually refer to them as the executive architects, and sometimes name one, sometimes the other when referring to the architect of the building.
"For me, like many others galvanized by graphic design during Emigre's heyday, the magazine was the most consistently interesting design publication produced anywhere by anyone," the design journalist Rick Poynor wrote in 2005.
During a panel discussion with the jurors that was part of the Furniture Society conference, Julie Lasky, a juror and the editor-in-chief of I.D. Magazine, an international design publication founded in 1954, said that the jurors responded to the novelty of the stools' design.
The BBC's Dougal Shaw caught up with Marcus Fairs, founder of design publication Dezeen.
Fig. 3) Studio Voice Another slick design publication.
MEDLINE (1950 to 2010), EMBASE (1980 to 2010), and The Cochrane Library (to 2010) were searched without restrictions on study design, publication year, and language.
