Collocations for journal - noun
1. serious magazine
ADJECTIVE
academic,
learned (esp. BrE),
scholarly
professional, technical, trade
peer-reviewed, refereed (esp. AmE)
The results of the study were published in a respected peer-reviewed journal.
professional, technical, trade
peer-reviewed, refereed (esp. AmE)
The results of the study were published in a respected peer-reviewed journal.
house,
in-house
(both esp. BrE)
the house journal of Southern Gas
the house journal of Southern Gas
specialist (esp. BrE),
specialized
(esp. AmE)
research
business, literary, medical, nursing, science, scientific
august, leading, major, prestigious, reputable, respected
‘Nature’ was the highest-ranked journal in the survey.
research
business, literary, medical, nursing, science, scientific
august, leading, major, prestigious, reputable, respected
‘Nature’ was the highest-ranked journal in the survey.
obscure
The paper was published in an obscure medical journal.
The paper was published in an obscure medical journal.
official
It's the official journal of the Medical Foundation.
It's the official journal of the Medical Foundation.
international,
national
monthly, quarterly, weekly
electronic, online
monthly, quarterly, weekly
electronic, online
… OF JOURNAL
copy
Please send me two copies of your new journal.
Please send me two copies of your new journal.
edition,
issue,
volume
VERB + journal
read
edit, write for
an academic who writes for specialist journals
edit, write for
an academic who writes for specialist journals
produce,
publish
found
He founded a new literary journal in 1831.
found
He founded a new literary journal in 1831.
buy,
get,
subscribe to
She subscribes to quite a few academic journals.
She subscribes to quite a few academic journals.
journal + VERB
come out
The journal comes out five times a year.
The journal comes out five times a year.
be dedicated to,
be devoted to
an academic journal devoted to military history
an academic journal devoted to military history
PREPOSITION
in a/the journal
an article in a medical journal
an article in a medical journal
journal of
the British Journal of Geology
the British Journal of Geology
2. diary
VERB + journal
keep,
write
She kept a daily journal of the voyage.
She kept a daily journal of the voyage.
read
publish
The Captain later published his journals.
publish
The Captain later published his journals.
PREPOSITION
in a/the journal
The events are all recorded in her journal.
The events are all recorded in her journal.
journal of
He wrote a journal of his travels.
He wrote a journal of his travels.