"publication notes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in the context of summarizing the publication of written work. For example, "The publication notes for this book indicate that it was released in the summer of 2012."
And, the publication notes, investors may be scratching their heads too.
Bridget Goldschmidt, managing editor of Progressive Grocer, a trade publication, notes that the granola category has grown steadily over the past two years.
The reports project various possible sequences of events in the future; the new publication notes, between dire forecasts, that "bad outcomes are not inevitable".
Former Merrill Lynch high-yield bond research maven Martin Fridson Martin Fridson in his Leverage World weekly publication notes an erosion of protective covenants, especially in clawback provisions.
A second, separate report in the same publication notes that the company has been getting a cool reception from investors that have been approached to participate in this round.
The publication notes that Opera's last quarterly report included a line stating it had reduced staff from 931 to 840 employees, but says the company has refrained from discussing the specifics of the downsizing.
Now, the publication noted, the Army has to determine whether the exception should permanently apply to others.
When Sherre was eleven, she contributed an essay about her father to a children's-book trade publication, noting his fondness for helping her with math homework.
The publication noted that only the first three stories had been built but that the additional two would be "built soon".
(As a Museums Association publication noted after her death, "Thatcher was no friend of museums and by the end of her reign in 1990, many publicly funded museums were in crisis after years of neglect").
Orbital Debris Quarterly News, a NASA publication, noted that at least three of the four breakups appeared to have been preventable if more caution had been exercised in designing and operating the vehicles.
