Julkistamissa

Julkistamissa is a Finnish noun form used in formal language to refer to occasions or instances of making information public, such as disclosures, unveilings, or announcements. The term typically denotes multiple actions or events where information is disclosed rather than a single act. Its use is common in corporate, governmental, and media discourse when describing a sequence of public communications.

Origin and form: Julkistamissa derives from the verb julkistaa (to publicize) and the related nominalized forms concerning public disclosure. In Finnish, such inflectional forms are used to specify mood, tense, or case; julkistamissa appears as a plural locative-inflexion used to discuss “in the disclosures” or “at the disclosures” in a formal sense. Because Finnish morphology can yield several closely related forms, context determines the exact interpretation.

Usage and context: The term is typically found in written, professional registers—press releases, official reports, policy documents, and business communications—where several public disclosures or unveiling events are being referenced. It is closely related to julkistus (the act of publicizing or unveiling itself), julkistaminen (the act of making something public), and julkaisu (publication). Distinctions between these terms center on focus: julkistus/julkistaminen emphasize the act of revealing, while julkaisua/kirjaus emphasize the publication or release of information.

See also: julkistus, julkistaminen, julkaisu, tiedon julkistaminen, lehdistötiedote.