The phrase "global publications" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to any written material that is distributed and read around the world. Examples: 1. The article about climate change was featured in several global publications, raising awareness on the issue. 2. The international conference brought together editors from various global publications to discuss the future of journalism. 3. The company's marketing campaign reached a wide audience through its partnerships with global publications. 4. The author's book was a bestseller in multiple global publications, solidifying their status as a renowned writer. 5. The fashion magazine is known for its stunning covers, making it a highly sought-after feature in global publications.
"It just seemed that the advertisers either preferred a daily like The Asian Wall Street Journal, or really local publications or global publications".
Swan will tell the press club that organisations such as the International Monetary Fund, global publications such as the Financial Times and "centre right" political leaders understand and acknowledge "the obvious truth that capitalism is facing an existential challenge".
After we developed a new mobile application to help veterans transition after military service, my veteran-owned tech company pitched global publications about our product.
We note that companies have achieved a financial performance that is quite similar to performance shown in many global publications [8].
Not only is the Russian share of global publications declining (Table 3), but Russian papers are now less likely to be cited.
At present he is guest editors for two special issues floated in International Journal of Rough Sets and Data Analysis (IJRSDA) and International Journal of System Dynamics Applications IJSDAA) under IGI Global publications.
Bloomsbury is working with publishers of Harry Potter all around the globe in an attempt to schedule simultaneous global publication of the series.
Research institutions need to embrace the value and importance of environmental science and use global publication metrics to inform, but not drive recruitment, competitive grants and promotions.
"These things happen when you're a global publication," said Mr. Means, who holds dual citizenship in the United States and Norway and has been Upstream's top editor since its founding in 1996.
Australia should create a global blacklist of of tax havens, and impose sanctions on those who exploit them, Oxfam has said in the wake of the global publication of the Paradise Papers.
It is not blowing our own trumpet too much to say that, unlike much of the British press, Guardian News and Media - including the Guardian, the Observer, the website and especially the global publication Guardian Weekly - retains a commitment to various sorts of international journalism which other publications do not.
