The phrase "a string of authors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a series or list of authors, often in the context of discussing their works or contributions.
Example: "The anthology features a string of authors, each bringing their unique perspective to the theme of love."
Alternatives: "a series of authors" or "a lineup of authors".
He had re-established Jonathan Cape as the blue-chip literary imprint, published a string of Nobel prize-winning authors and was the man most responsible for the creation of the Booker prize.
"Tomorrow's Economics", published recently by Heizo Takenaka the economics and banking minister in Junichiro Koizumi's cabinet also tries to envisage a bright future for Japan; but his optimism hangs on Japan's making a string of tough choices that authors in the bubble years did not predict.Japan's economy has not been the only source of worry and confusion, however.
Aaron Garretson scrawls a string of hoped-for encomiums — "author of countless," "survived by adoring" — beneath a doleful self-portrait.
And major book publishers say the growth of the mass merchandisers has helped produce a string of best sellers by conservative authors like Bernard Goldberg, Ann Coulter, Michael Savage and Bill O'Reilly.
A string of forgettable comedies followed, including Author!
Twitter closed down a string of accounts purporting to be authored by the Syrian president and the first lady, emails reveal.
Since that first work in 1991, the husband-and-wife team has gone on to author a string of seminal design books and spent 15 years as editors in charge of the design arm of international German art publisher Taschen.
This is from "Pacific," the new book by Tom Drury, a major figure in American literature, author of a string of novels without a dud in the bunch, and the kind of writer some people just don't get.
Former boss Christina Foyle put the bookshop at the heart of the literary world from the 1930s, by hosting lunches attended by famous authors and a string of prime ministers – but her eccentricities nearly killed the business off.
