"latest publication" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the most recent or newest piece of writing or literature that has been released or published. Example: "The author's latest publication has received rave reviews from critics and has quickly become a best-seller."
The latest publication incorporates findings from 2008/9 to 2011/12.
iPhone Bauer Media's More! magazine is the latest publication to experiment with augmented reality technology.
The latest publication to hear from Wossy's lawyers, Schillings, is the Beeb's own in-house magazine, Ariel.
This latest publication follows in the tradition of previous Phaidon surveys of contemporary art, including "Cream" (1998) and "Creamier" (2010).
The first time I heard him lament slowness, it was in a speech delivered last March, at a party in a Manhattan ballroom celebrating oma's latest publication, Content.
Now Mr. McGinniss's latest publication, released on Wednesday through Byliner, promises to respond to criticisms of his work and to prove that the doctor's guilt is "undeniable".
Her latest publication, Vera Vinkelvir, a cross between a prose poem and a novel, had the same mixture of humour and pessimism.
Our latest publication shows that the Chancellor met with firms from all sectors of the economy, including defence, pharmaceutical, manufacturing, house building, and energy.
On Monday, The Onion, a news parody site, became the latest publication to have its Twitter account hacked by the Syrian Electronic Army.
The latest publication of the Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (the body once known as the Inquisition) seems designed to provide cheap entertainment for atheists.
Wednesday at 7 p.m. Caroline Kennedy will sign copies of her latest publication, "A Patriot's Handbook: Songs, Poems and Speeches Celebrating the Land We Love".
