The phrase "a list of papers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection or compilation of academic or research papers on a specific topic.
Example: "For our literature review, we need to compile a list of papers that discuss recent advancements in renewable energy."
Alternatives: "a compilation of articles" or "a collection of documents".
The investigating committee did not post a list of papers that it had found fraudulent.
Programs such as a six-month naturalization initiative are insufficient, Guevara-Rosas said, since they was poorly advertised and demanded a list of papers that many could not supply.
The inclusion and exclusion criteria were applied to each abstract to create a list of papers for full-text retrieval.
In a first step, we asked the researcher responsible for maintaining and updating the SEBASE repository for a list of papers published by Brazilians.
Instead of having investigators sum up their record with a list of papers in their biosketch, he introduced a new section, a narrative describing one's key accomplishments.
You can search by agency and get a list of papers linked to the journal's own websites through digital object identifiers (DOIs), widely used ID codes for individual papers.
Shouldn't you be practicing your scales or putting your name on a list of paper somewhere instead of hosting an intimate gathering at your home?
After disambiguating the names of more than 10,000 scientists who had conducted at least 20 years of research and published 10 papers, they had a list of 514,896 papers.
Related sites The full report A list of research papers in question (PDF file).
A list of all papers reviewed is given in the additional file: papers in the survey.
Among the wealth of information provided, each journal article description in the WoS database contains the title, keywords and abstract, references cited, and a list of all papers in other journals that have cited the paper to date.
