The phrase "author's writing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the written works or style of a specific author.
Example: "The author's writing is characterized by vivid imagery and complex characters."
Alternatives: "the author's prose" or "the author's text".
I am not here to judge the author's writing skills.
I didn't dislike any anything about the author's writing style, he is such a good writer.
It is impossible to quantify the value of an author's writing.
In literature, stylometry is the study of an author's writing style, and these days it leans heavily on computing and statistical analysis.
Roald Dahl's biographer argues that the author's writing was influenced by a plane crash he survived as a fighter pilot in the Second WorId War.
According to the house's custodian and owner, Sarah Roberts, the author would have had undisturbed views that couldn't help but influence the author's writing style during her time living there.
Read that book, and if you're bitten You can borrow all the other ones the author's written.
The author's written sketches, while useful, tend to be thumbnail, and diners are encouraged to look elsewhere if they want more than minimal information about restaurants.
In his review of Matt Ridley's "Genome" (Feb. 27), Lee M. Silver, embracing an assertion of the author's, writes that "eugenics laws were examples not of unrestrained science but of unrestrained government".
There are several problems with the author's write-up, but I'll let you read the post and draw your own conclusions.
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