The phrase "published successively" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means that something has been published one after the other, in a consecutive or sequential manner. It can be used to describe a series of published works, events, or actions. Example: The author's trilogy was published successively, with each book topping the bestseller list. Another example: The company released a series of successful products, with each one being published successively over the course of three years.
On the contrary, Wolkomir and Luchtefeld successively published their series in which 88% of CD patients, who underwent surgery for symptomatic haemorrhoids, healed without any complication.
Draft genome assemblies of three cucumber lines (9930, Gy14, B10) [ 10– 12] successively published provide a good opportunity for developing simple sequence repeats (SSRs) as co-dominant markers in map construction [ 13].
This protocol was established based on previously published studies [ 4, 19, 20] and successively included the following: external cooling, an infusion of 500 mL of cooled (4°C) saline serum and enteral administration of acetaminophen.
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) also published a series of VBAC guidelines that were successively less restrictive and suggested that a trial of labor be encouraged in women who were at low risk for complications [ 9, 10].
Mrs. Desart, a stenographer, transcribed the teachings of Antoine in a magazine, The Halo of Consciousness (L'Auréole de la conscience), published from May 1907 to April 1909, while three books were successively published, works in which the new doctrine was developed and which contained the Antoinist creed, "The Ten Principles of the Father".
Studies were based on a previously published protocol in which the retentate stream was recycled so as to successively increase the feed concentration throughout the experimental run.
When subacute rumen acidosis was induced experimentally during stepwise adaptation to high concentrate diets after parturition, the population of large entodiniomorphs was successively decimated, while the trichostomatids survived (Steen et al., to be published).
In the summary for policymakers, published on Friday morning after days of deliberations in the Swedish capital, the scientists said: "Each of the last three decades has been successively warmer at the Earth's surface than any preceding decade since 1850.
After working successively as a grocer's helper, a clerk in Manchester, and a railway official in Wales, Hughes began winning poetry prizes in the 1850s and thereafter published several volumes of verse, the first being Oriau'r Hwyr (1860; "Evening Hours").
Considering the rather high discrepancy found in the published data regarding nanofluids due to the low stability of suspensions, the aim of this study is to provide successive stable fluids investigation of successively investigated as potential thermal vectors in thermal applications.
