"publication cycle" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of creating, editing, and distributing a publication, whether it be a book, article, or other written work. Example: The publication cycle of the magazine involved multiple stages, from article submissions to editing to printing and distribution.
2.28am GMT Lionel Birnie, cycling journalist with the UK publication Cycle Sport, tweets: Lionel Birnie (@lioneljbirnie) Feeling like a dog that had crapped in the lounge for saying Lance was a doper but not being able to "prove" it when challenged.
MITIR will be instituting a monthly publication cycle.
The deadline for the next publication cycle is April 20.
As the spring publication cycle approached, "a lot of people were missing deadlines," Horowitz said.
Each page of BD could be exhibited as a work of art; they are very different from manga, which have a wide variety of styles, a much more frequent publication cycle, and are for a broader audience.
But she questioned the merits of a public discussion of research findings before taking the time for formal peer review: In my experience, a typical peer review and publication cycle usually takes 4 to 8 months.
The observed differences can be traced back to the level of online-offline BM integration, online-offline product distinctions (e.g., in terms of product content and publication cycles), and general organization context factors (e.g., offline brand strength, organization structure).
Many traditional academic publications, such as The Harvard Business Review, have started to augment their publication cycles with blogs.
You'll notice on Digg around the times of publication cycles, you have lots of stories from those traditional media outlets because the reporting is good and the writing is good.
New electronic publishing technologies, such as e-journals, forums, and blogs, offer the enticing possibility of highly efficient instant publication, rather than authors having to go through the cumbersome processes of classic peer review and long publication cycles.
In this scenario, the evidence is useful for the research group, but does not affect the data-publication cycle because the data cannot be consumed by public databases, unless the research group decides to make the evidence public at a later date.
