collocation · academic
publish results
/ˈpʌblɪʃ rɪˈzʌlts/PUB·lish re·ZULTS
To make research findings publicly available, usually in journals or conferences.
Examples
“The team plans to publish results in an international journal next year.”
“After peer review, the authors published the results online.”
“Students should aim to publish results from original research if possible.”
Band 8 sentence
“Following peer review, the authors were able to publish results that challenged previous assumptions.”
Collocations
- publish results in a journal
- publish the findings
Word family
Common mistakes
publish results on a journal→publish results in a journal
to public the results→to publish the results
Say it for a higher band
5show results→6report results→7+publish results
Synonyms
report results
Easily confused
report results
“The authors reported the results in the discussion section of the paper.”
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