The term "existing publications" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to articles, books, journals, magazines, and other material which has already been published or made available to the public. For example: "We based our research on an analysis of existing publications on the subject of climate change."
In addition to existing publications, these comparisons contain the two new design methods to determine the axial bearing capacity.
"Other sites that are extensions of existing publications have to repurpose content to the Web and save their best stuff," Mr. Levin said.
Instead of trying to protect existing publications, it acquired or created new ones, some of which distribute the same content to different audiences.
Instead of trying to protect existing publications, it acquired or created new ones, some of which pump out largely the same content to different audiences.
Unlike existing publications, this method does not solve the general motion of rigid bodies in the Lagrangian form of Newton's law.
Catering to the middle-class, Aseman differentiated itself from existing publications by covering a broad spectrum of political views without coming down in favour of any single political faction, a common practice among Iran's partisan press.
Existing publications are lacking regarding guidelines to measure the path of insertion (POI) or placement of multiple abutments for fixed prostheses in terms of angle evaluation other than by the visual judgment of the operator.
Sky & Telescope, aimed at an audience of hobbyists and armchair astronauts, was founded by Mr. Federer and his wife, Helen Spence Federer, in 1941, by combining a pair of existing publications: The Sky, published by the American Museum of Natural History, and The Telescope, out of Harvard College Observatory.
Curious Fictions isn't necessarily meant to compete with existing publications.
Figure 2 shows example DR results from existing publications.
Most of these data come from existing publications.
