"edited volumes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to books which have been compiled and edited from several sources. For example: "I found some useful out-of-print information in one of the edited volumes at the library."
While there are no single-authored, scholarly monographs to his name, Hall produced an astonishing array of collectively written and edited volumes, essays and journalism – translated into many languages – as well as countless political speeches, and radio and television talks.
In a preliminary report today, the commission said the 11 volumes of documents published by the Vatican do not "put to rest significant questions about the role of the Vatican during the Holocaust," adding, "No serious historian could accept that the published, edited volumes could put us at the end of the story".
Professor Garraty, who edited Volumes 4 through 8 of the supplement, came to feel that what the dictionary really needed was a complete rewrite — one that not only included more recent figures but also redressed the original focus on white male elites.
By the time the two, scrupulously edited volumes came out, de Graef's revelation had been reported widely in the press; the Times Magazine had published an article on de Man's past that contained additional damaging information (specifically, that he was a bigamist); and the people who wrote for journals of opinion had mostly savaged de Man, his work, and academic literary theory.
Building on themes included in two earlier (1999, 2007) edited volumes on Therapeutic Landscapes, we summarise the key themes identified in the review, broadly in keeping with the core material, social, spiritual and symbolic dimensions of the concept initially posited by Gesler.
He also edited volumes with biographical sketches for a series on British Poets.
In 1958 she, her first husband and E. J. McAdam Jr. edited Volume I of the Yale edition of the works of Samuel Johnson, "Diaries, Prayers and Annals".
A certain limitation of the present survey is the omission of books, edited volume chapters, theses and conference papers in the analysed sample.
(2012) edited volume whose contributors collectively argue that improved security is the best explanation for the recent declines in crime in most Western countries.
The chapters in Parens' edited volume Enhancing Human Traits (Parens 1998b) point to a variety of ways the enhancement project might be misled by a seemingly valuable target that ends up producing negative effects or undermining other values we cherish.
New York: Springer: 2005 This edited volume also describes the statistical methods available for sequence analysis from the perspective of individual chapter authors.
