The term "publishing policy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a set of laws, rules, or standards that govern the processes of a publishing business. For example, "This newspaper has a strict publishing policy that requires all content to be accurate and properly sourced."
Check here to see the publisher's list of journals and their assigned data publishing policy.
The Fed decided against publishing policy forecasts in 2007, citing concerns about the public misunderstanding the predictions as commitments.
It does this through hosting conferences and events, publishing policy reports, and uniting leading empirical scholars with policymakers and practitioners.
– We will be publishing policy case studies and tools that will help people identify the best policy tools for their jurisdictions.
The Heidelberg, Germany-based EMBL has instituted a broad open-access publishing policy that went into effect this week June 155).
The Web site Gawker's coverage of celebrity and media-world scandals has made it one of the Internet's great success stories, but a publishing policy of "when in doubt, put it out" has its consequences.
Corbyn said Labour would soon be publishing policies on the finance sector and how it planned to transform the economy.
It also means publishing policies on the range of possible outcomes of internal investigations, which should include letting complainants suggest possible remedies, as they would in civil complaints.
Farage addressed the issue again during a lecture at the London School of Economics, emphasising the party "got it wrong" when it came to publishing policies at the last election.
As part of Nature Research, we will adhere to the same publishing policies and apply the level of editorial rigour expected by authors and readers alike.
At the time, Elsevier was the most lenient on their data publishing policies and used language that was suggestive and encouraging of data publishing.
