The part of the sentence "publications devoted to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe magazines, books, websites, and other media devoted to a specific subject. For example: "There are a number of publications devoted to astronomy that are available online."
Publications devoted to architecture typically follow a narrow blueprint.
Every where in Asia there are publications devoted to the business of outflanking the future.
They also called for more literary publications devoted to black writers.
For example the Aberdeen and Grampian Tourist Board publishes several publications devoted to golf courses and nearby hotels.
This work is a part of a series of publications devoted to the development of surrogate (semi-empirical) models for the prediction of fibrinogen adsorption onto polymer surfaces.
"I don't have to respond to allegations from any old person and especially not from quasi-police publications devoted to causing trouble among the political classes".
Last January a New York-based charter school advocacy website called The Seventy Four, which has received funding from the Walton Family Foundations took over LA School Report, a respected online publication devoted to covering Los Angeles public schools.
The only glossy publication devoted to Brooklyn, the magazine had a paid circulation of 38,000.
A biweekly publication devoted to constructive discussion of Hispanic and non-Hispanic issues in higher education.
Add it to the pile," wrote Kevin Baron, executive editor of Defense One, a publication devoted to national security.
The founding in 1826 of the first regular publication devoted to mathematics, Crelle's Journal, gave Steiner an opportunity to publish some of his other original geometric discoveries.
