"publication strategy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to plans or strategies for the publication, or presentation, of something. For example, "The research team developed a comprehensive publication strategy to ensure their work was accessible to the public."
Does the supervisor have a publication strategy for this project if it goes according to plan?
This is why, for university collaborations, Roberts says, "We set up legal agreements in advance that spell out intellectual property considerations and a publication strategy and timeline".
With other ProFiL alumni Matthes has shared valuable experiences and gained advice, for example on developing a publication strategy and judging when to delegate administrative tasks.
But Matter's publication strategy of "wherever you want to read, that's where we are" differs considerably from the plan of something like The Daily, which keeps things exclusively walled within its own iPad app.
It's a bold publication strategy, especially since the comic is about a post-technology, fully analog future.
The decision on publication strategy will depend on several factors: the key audience, dissemination and citations.
This might indicate a change in the researchers' publication strategies across time because weighting of low tier publications causes less variation in the ranking if researchers' lifetime publications instead of only their most recent publications are taken into account.
Further analyses are required to determine whether there are forms of selective reporting that generate less severe problems in the context of evidence synthesis and may suggest how to optimize publication strategies under realistic costs and benefits.
Publication strategies were reported in 12 (20 %) guidelines.
Alternative publication strategies may be particularly helpful in these circumstances.
Publication strategies need to become a mandatory aspect for ethics committees.
