publication in vs publication at

Both 'publication in' and 'publication at' are grammatically correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Publication in' is used when referring to the medium where something is published, such as a journal, magazine, or newspaper. 'Publication at' is less common but might be used when referring to the physical location or organization where something is published, such as a specific company or institution.

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publication in

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use 'publication in' when referring to the medium or platform where something is published, such as a journal, magazine, or website.

Examples:

The article was accepted for publication in a prestigious journal.
Her work has gained recognition through publication in various online platforms.

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This conclusion may include its publication in the C series of the Official Journal of the European Communities.
This project has already been approved by the Parliament and is currently depending on governmental authorization and subsequent publication in the Portuguese Official Journal.
The TSE Regulation alone has been amended 19 times through Commission decisions pursuant to Article 24 since its publication in June 2001.
Comments to the proposal are due no later than 60 days after the publication in the Federal Register.
publication in scientific or technical journals;
As far as is reasonable, the sale procedure will be announced through publication in at least one international newspaper or periodical.
Date of implementation: Entry into force on publication in the Latvian Official Journal
The Regulation is to enter into force 20 days after its publication in the OJ and is to apply as from 1 January 2006.
This specifies the instruments (annual report and publication in the OJ of the EU) ensuring an adequate level of transparency.
It must be clear that a publication in an official journal is not sufficient in itself to guarantee the appropriate information of the data subject.
The Decree-Law was subsequently presented to the Parliament for discussion and conversion into law within 60 days following publication in the Gazzetta Ufficiale della Repubblica Italiana (GU).
The Commission will be presenting detailed proposals for the modernisation of disciplinary procedures and related arrangements in a consultative document which is scheduled for publication in October.
The aid is available during the six months following publication in the Spanish Official Gazette
He stopped its publication in America, forced an apology and won a judgment worth $1.5 million that tarnished the reputation of the co-author, David Walsh.
The consultations launched by the Commission with the publication in July 1995 of the Green Paper on utility models in the single market have in fact proved remarkably successful.
Member States may decide to replace publication in the national gazette with equally effective means, which shall entail at least the use of a system whereby the information disclosed can be accessed in chronological order through a central electronic platform.
Only one interested party, the Danish Shipowners' Association, Danmarks Rederiforening, reacted to the publication in the OJ of the notice summarising the opening decision.
Pending its publication in the OJ, the text is available at:
The Commission considered that publication in the Region's Official Gazette and a summary notice in at least two daily papers, including one with a nationwide circulation, were insufficient means of guaranteeing transparency and equality of treatment for operators.
Details of any updates made following the reviews provided for in Paragraph 2 shall be sent to the Commission, to the Regional Sea Conventions and to any other Member States concerned within three months of their publication in accordance with Article 19(2).

Alternatives:

publication on
publication through
publication via
publication within
publication among

publication at

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use 'publication at' when referring to the physical location or organization where something is published, such as a specific company, institution, or event.