The phrase "electronic publication" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to describe a publication that is created and shared electronically, either online or via another electronic platform. For example: "The electronic publication was widely shared on social media and quickly went viral."
Until recently this meant getting papers into established public or academic libraries in multiple countries, but now electronic publication of names is permitted making things faster and easier.
Many new online journals are attempting to do this, using electronic publication to cut their costs.
Will a physical edition become the reward for a successful electronic publication?
News International, the Sunday newspaper's parent company, has applied for the name Fabulous to be a registered trademark in the print and electronic publication category, industry sources said.
Many authors and agents have retained the electronic publication rights to their books, and authors usually resume all rights when publishers let books fall out of print.
It covers all aspects of the writing process, from first drafts, literature retrieval, and authorship to final drafts and electronic publication.
Ms. DeFilippo said Mr. King remained committed to the idea that electronic publication would open new opportunities for authors with the right "expectations".
— format on Oct. 30, leading to the simultaneous hardcover and electronic publication of a new seventh book, "Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Third Wheel," on Nov. 13.
LATE at night, at home in the Eastern time zone, Karen Garcia awaits the electronic publication of The Times's daily dose of two Op-Ed columnists.
As of Jan . 1 diagnostic botanical descriptions may be written in Latin or English, and the electronic publication of new names is accepted.
In September, the Guardian's New Media Lab is officially established by the board of Guardian Newspapers Ltd GNLL), with instructions 'to implement the proposed electronic publication of the Guardian and Observer'.
