The phrase "a major author of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has made significant contributions to a particular field, especially in literature or academia.
Example: "She is considered a major author of contemporary fiction, influencing many writers with her unique style."
Alternatives: "a leading writer of" or "a prominent figure in".
There is anecdotal evidence of both works being appreciated by those unfamiliar with the inspirations but, while the play and the novel are satisfyingly written and plotted in their own right, they are best experienced as dazzling adjuncts to the work of a major author of the past by a considerable author of the present.
Graeme Pedlingham, who led the project, says: "Marsh's reputation as a major author of the period is just starting to be re-established, and this project represents a fantastic opportunity to introduce him as a key figure in Crawley's cultural landscape".
She contributed to the analysis of student feedback and Generalist OSCE data and was a major author of this manuscript.
Participated in the study design, sampling, recording, collecting anamnestic data and is a major author of the text of this study.
She analyzed the student feedback data, contributed significantly to the development of the Generalist OSCE exam and was involved in the analysis of the student scores, and was a major author of this manuscript.
Though two turned her down, one agent, Jean Naggar, encouraged Koen to continue finishing the book, believing it to be "the launching of a major author".
John Adams, also a committee member, is generally credited as the major author of the new constitution, although Bowdoin and Samuel Adams likely made significant contributions.
Cassini has been reported to be dissatisfied that the show gives him insufficient credit as major author of Mrs. Kennedy's image.
New York delegate to the Constitutional Convention (1787), major author of the Federalist papers, and first secretary of the Treasury of the United States (1789 95), who was the foremost champion of a strong central government for the new United States.
Authors stated that a major source of uncontrolled bias was the relationship between AP medication and decision-making performance.
Robert Giroux, an editor and publisher who introduced and nurtured some of the major authors of the 20th century and ultimately added his name to one of the nation's most distinguished publishing houses, died on Friday in Tinton Falls, N.J.
