The phrase "associate author" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a co-author who collaborates on a written work, such as a book or academic paper, but is not the primary author.
Example: "Dr. Smith served as the associate author on the research paper, contributing valuable insights and data analysis."
Alternatives: "co-author" or "collaborating author".
Users will see new features to associate author and institution names across e-prints and search for content by names.
Helped by his wife, Joanne T. Eisenhower, whom he calls an associate author, he has written a solid, unromantic, technically attuned book, one that pays almost as much attention to supplies and logistics as it does to orders of battle.
Ms. Weinberger is also the associate author of the New Jersey Family Law Practice, a 5-volume treatise utilized by virtually every family law judge and attorney in the State.
Zhang, Wenming (Associate professor), author.
Jia, Man (Associate professor), author.
We work closely with Gail Steinhart, Cornell Scholarly Communication Librarian and arXiv Program Associate, on author disputes, developing best practices for user support, user engagement/testing, and researching copyright questions.
Most fans of Raymond Chandler associate the author with his hardboiled mystery novels and Philip Marlowe, his tough 1940s private detective with a taste for nicotine and alcohol.
In exchange for receiving access to a subject's private papers and closest associates, an author must agree -- either explicitly or implicitly -- to present that subject in a positive light.
SZC owns the worldwide rights to several brands associated with author JRR Tolkien, including The Hobbit and The Lord of The Rings.
"Farm programs that benefit billionaires are indefensible and irresponsible," writes Alex Rindler, the EWG policy associate who authored the analysis.
Any duplicate claims can also undergo a dispute resolution mechanism to resolve competing claims of ownership over identifiers or the papers associated with author identifiers.
