The phrase "assisting author" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who helps or supports the main author in the writing process, often in academic or publishing contexts.
Example: "The paper was co-authored by Dr. Smith, with contributions from the assisting author, Jane Doe."
Alternatives: "supporting author" or "co-author".
The present Editorial provides background and context to a newly developed checklist for submissions to Biochemical Pharmacology that is intended to be clear, logical, useful and unambiguous in assisting authors in preparing manuscripts and in facilitating the peer review process.
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Guidance is needed in assisting authors to incorporate results of quality assessment in the conclusions.
As recognised by the World Association of Medical Editors, professional medical writers can have a legitimate role in assisting authors to communicate their research findings in the peer-reviewed literature.
The following guidelines are intended to assist authors in writing their book reviews.
Both these resources will assist authors to prepare reports of single-case research with clarity, completeness, accuracy, and transparency.
PROSPERO registration and PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses) guidelines assist authors in the design and conduct of systematic reviews and should always be used.
A spokesman for Wyeth said that the articles were scientifically accurate and that pharmaceutical companies routinely hired medical writing companies to assist authors in drafting manuscripts.
The aim of the present study was to apply the STROBE principle to observational studies about endoscopic management of VUR, and to establish a "check-list" to assist authors with good-quality submissions.
The Authors Registry, Inc., (the "Registry") is a non-profit organization created in May 1995 to assist authors of all genres in collecting royalties for the distribution of their work through photocopying, electronic transmission and other means.
The Authors Alliance further outlined a new handbook that should soon be available that will assist authors in deciding when and how to renegotiate their contracts to be more favorable to ensuring their intellectual legacy, and provided resources to this end.
