The phrase "large publications" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It generally refers to newspapers, magazines, or other media outlets that have a wide readership or circulation. Example: The author's book was featured in various large publications, including The New York Times and Vogue magazine.
I spent a huge amount of time, probably years, worrying about whether I was a good enough writer to pitch to large publications.
But they tend to be attached to large publications, like Paul Krugman, at the Times (or John Cassidy, at this magazine).
In the nineteen-eighties, as newspapers got longer, and again in the aughts, with endless online space to fill, editors of large publications began favoring author interviews for the same reason.
Outside.In focuses on sourcing information and news from local bloggers as opposed to large publications.
If you've been following Apple news closely over the past several weeks, you'll notice several counter-rumors run by a couple of large publications that directly debunk other rumors.
Are you getting really high quality mentions or reviews from very large publications and websites?
You get used to the rhythm of the world, and the power that comes from working for a large publication.
Urban Tulsa, another large publication, is a weekly newspaper covering entertainment and cultural events.
The truth, I tell them, is much less exciting: when volunteers work with little oversight at a large publication, balls get dropped and things fall through cracks and there really is nothing more to it.
For a second she seemed to have forgotten that she was speaking on the record to a rather large publication, and she blurted out, "Yeah, I don't fuck ni—." She saw my eyes light up in shock that she was willing to put her true trailer-trash persona out into the universe.
The more published work you include in your portfolio increases your chances at becoming a cartoonist at a large publication.
