The phrase "extensively published" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has published a large number of works, such as articles, books, or research papers.
Example: "The author is extensively published in the field of environmental science, contributing to numerous journals and conferences."
Alternatives: "widely published" or "prolifically published."
He was extensively published in the field of general surgery and medical issues.
He has extensively published on topics related to rangeland management, Pastoralism and livestock production.
We have extensively published these efforts in about 200 publications, including journal and conference papers as well as clinical abstracts.
The enormous insect fauna from the Holocene has been extensively published elsewhere and will not be dealt with further here.
The present study adapted an extensively published ToM localizer to evaluate the role of vlPFC in inhibition of self-perspective.
However, one may notice, that the very same scientists more often criticizing this system are those who have extensively published their work in high-IF journals.
Since its acquisition by AOL for more than $25 million, TechCrunch has covered AOL extensively, publishing articles that are often tinged with ridicule, like the headline, "AOL e-mail goes down.
In 2013, after several years in semi-retirement, during which he birded and travelled extensively, he published a book, with Whittle, called "The Warbler Guide".
The Independent -- The Guardian's slightly less Keith Olbermanny fraternal twin -- also covered the story extensively, and published its own case studies of food bank users.
RDS and its theoretical foundations have been described extensively in published literature [ 13– 15].
She was a high school teacher for two years while a Peace Corps volunteer and later worked for the World Bank on appropriate technology in Africa, traveling extensively and publishing numerous articles.
