The phrase "reputable magazines" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to magazines that are well-respected and trustworthy in their field.
Example: "I prefer to get my news from reputable magazines that provide accurate and well-researched information."
Alternatives: "trustworthy publications" or "respected journals."
"It sounds like Twitter is trying to articulate, and enforce, the kinds of editorial separation that reputable magazines have long embraced".
He placed poems in reputable magazines, notably the Bulletin, which published "The Burning Truck", the first in his New Collected Poems, and recognised as one of his major achievements.
"Reputable magazines do not give books to the author's enemies to review," Judge Posner wrote in his letter, "and, if scrupulous, a person asked to review an enemy's books turns it down".
He's just a neutered faggot.'" Reputable magazines like Time stopped using female pronouns for Jorgensen, and coverage of her took on a nasty, speculative air.
Reputable magazines, such as The New Yorker, The Economist, or TIME.
Almost every reputable magazine doesn't pay for interviews.
First off, what reputable magazine publishes a review on a topic where the reviewer has an ax to grind?
By making it into a glossy and including tons of pictures of celebrities she made it into a "reputable" magazine like People, except for the fact that it is all celebrity focused.
Fortunately, a caveat is offered by Claudia Schiffer, a rare genuine supermodel, who says: "In order to become a supermodel one must be on all the covers all over the world at the same time … " She was apparently referring to reputable fashion magazines such as Vogue and Elle.
Naima has shot the covers of reputable fashion magazines such as Vicious, Cover, B.L.A.C., Modern Salon, H Mag, Mami, U+U, Uzuri, and the two-part special hard cover release of Luxe Knits.
Look at reputable fashion magazines such as Vogue, Elle, or Glamour.
