"open publication" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is available for viewing and/or participation by anyone. Example: "This online magazine is an open publication, meaning anyone can submit an article or read the content available."
The resulting products, from basic research to software tools, are made accessible to the public, in the Berkeley tradition of open publication and open-source software.
But open publication makes research more widely accessible, which is a public good in its own right.One problem open access brings is a shift in incentives.
Through the use of briefings, hearings and most notably the open publication of independent analysis, assessments, and forecasts, IFCs seek to raise public awareness about the consequences of certain policy paths and contribute to the development of a stability culture, which in turn is intended to reduce a public appetite for fiscal indiscipline [72].
Finally, to ensure rapid dissemination of findings made by the 4DN Network with the larger scientific community, the Network has adopted a transparent and open publication policy, where all work supported by the Network is submitted to a public preprint server such as BioRxiv before submission to a peer-reviewed journal.
Work and open publication proceeded smoothly thereafter.
We were talking about plans to mandate free and open publication of publicly funded scientific research.
Some controversial issues, however, also arose in the open publications.
Open publications and open data l take different forms, and require different approaches, in each of these settings.
It has developed an "open-publication licence" (OLP) that allows anybody to modify or redistribute content, provided changes are marked and the altered work is also published under the licence.
Open Access publication was funded by Publication Funds of the TU Dresden.
Funding to pay the Open Access publication charges for this article was provided by the RCUK Open Access Publication Fund.
