The phrase "upcoming publication" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when talking about an upcoming book, journal, magazine, or other type of publication that is going to be released soon. For example, "I'm looking forward to the upcoming publication of my first novel."
The genome sequence of MAR4 strain CNQ-509 was provided by Prof. Lutz Heide (University of Tuebingen, Germany) and will be made public as part of an upcoming publication [ 38].
The genome sequence of strain CNQ-509 will be made public as a part of an upcoming publication [ 38].
He also would not discuss the company's work in detail, saying he did not want to jeopardize an upcoming publication in a scientific journal.
Heather LaRee Carter says: Clearly, we the people are UPSET by the upcoming publication of "Maggie Goes On A Diet" by Paul Kramer.
Investigators in Alabama are reportedly examining a claim of possible elder abuse related to the upcoming publication of the second novel by Harper Lee, the 88-year-old author of To Kill a Mockingbird.
This week, Publishers Lunch Weekly announced the upcoming publication of a fifth book by Ellen Fein and Sherrie Schneider, the authors of the dreaded dating-advice book "The Rules" and its spawn.
While its site has always housed plenty of good content (a fabulous clickable map of the UK's poetry landmarks, with links to everything from venues in Newcastle to bookshops in Wales; an indispensable list of upcoming publications), its delivery, up til now, has been clunky, creaky and lacking in style.
[49, 50] This issue will be addressed in upcoming publications.
For many interested in the book publishing industry, conferences are some of the best ways to keep up with the changes occurring in this field, get the latest inside information about new technologies and new upcoming publications, and keep in contact with existing colleagues and meet new ones.
[ 28] Mortality rates among immigrant women were obtained through a national record linkage study of a large immigrant cohort (the detailed methods and results of these studies will be described in greater detail elsewhere in upcoming publications).
However, it is unlikely that different means to describing program evaluations would have changed the primary conclusions regarding the current lack of consensus on program tool evaluations and lack of benchmarks for determining the quality of drug management program tools as is also confirmed by other upcoming publications in this context.
