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"peer-reviewed journals" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to scholarly or academic publications that have been thoroughly evaluated and approved by a panel of experts in the same field of study before being published. Example: "The findings of the study were published in several peer-reviewed journals, adding credibility to the research within the scientific community."
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He has published several hundred articles in peer-reviewed journals and law reviews.
"Peer review cannot only happen through peer-reviewed journals.
Publishing in peer-reviewed journals took months.
Both have submitted their results to peer-reviewed journals.
Traditionally, university library subscriptions pay for peer-reviewed journals.
2) Denigrating scientific institutions and peer-reviewed journals.
Only published articles from peer-reviewed journals were included.
Peer-reviewed journals will always identify themselves as such.
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The results will be published in international peer-reviewed journals.
Final research results will be published in peer reviewed journals.
students and published 120 research articles in peer reviewed journals.
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