The phrase "writing publications" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the act of creating written materials for a specific audience, such as articles, books, or newsletters. Example: "As a researcher, Dr. Smith has extensive experience in writing publications for academic journals and conferences."
Drafts and printed materials of his theater productions and writing publications are present as well.
This is very unfortunate because this application is probably the one that makes writing publications and Ph.D. theses much quicker.
Connecting to other researchers is still burdensome, finding sustainable funding is difficult, and writing publications for distribution is not efficient.
Sharing credit can be challenging enough when it comes to writing publications, but when money gets involved it can be much worse.
This was mainly because I was busy writing publications, but also because many administrative and science-business activities claimed much of my time.
It has links to important grant writing publications, as well as an excellent set of appendices that provide examples of what criteria each section of the application should address.
The funding agency was not involved in any aspect of the study (design, execution, writing, publication submission).
An online survey to identify producer precision dairy farming technology perception was distributed in March 2013 through web links sent to dairy producers through written publications and e-mail.
He has also written publications related to DBS targeting and management.
Basic preparation of manuscripts and written publications 37.
She has written publications on various subjects including analyses of the effectiveness of sanctions, UN and regional peacekeeping missions, and the UN Peacebuilding Commission.
