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Discover LudwigThe phrase "then published" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was made public or released after a certain event or action. Example: "The research findings were initially presented at the conference and then published in a reputable journal."
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Goldsmith then published "Soliloquy" with an art-book publisher, and claimed that it was poetry.
The data is then published live, online.
It will be verified, then published alongside the teacher's ranking.
The paper then published frequent follow-up articles.
He then published said pictures in the local newspaper.
The chambermaid's story was then published in a newspaper.
Newton's story was then published in a newspaper.
Lawyers for political prisoners surreptitiously copied and then published their testimony.
She then published the results in a Paris newspaper, identifying the man only as Pierre.
She then published several novels, each to greater acclaim than the last.
Two would then be chosen by that day's Editor and then published the following day.
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