The phrase "author informs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing what an author communicates or conveys in their work, such as in academic writing or literary analysis.
Example: "In her novel, the author informs the reader about the complexities of human relationships through her characters' interactions."
Alternatives: "the author conveys" or "the author communicates".
Three female narrative voices tell the story of a fictional Costa Rican novelist, Amanda Solano, who represents (the author informs the reader) the real-life writer Yolanda Oreamuno.
I think my favourite was and is "soporific" from The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies – in which the author informs the reader that lettuce is "soporific".
The tale is a melancholy one, its Chekhovian tone underlined when the author informs readers that on the day the story ends, "January 17 , 1904 Anton Chekhov debuted 'The Cherry Orchard' in Moscow".
The author informs us that contents are completely different from "la tecnología de almacenamiento y transmisión".
The author informs us that, "Genes cannot tell us how to categorize or comprehend human diversity; environments can, cultures can, geographies can, histories can" (p. 349)—and they could do so only in the context of specific individuals in families and the multidimentional niche space they are part of!
My desk and desk chair, meanwhile, have been elaborately reupholstered with an entire package of Post-It Notes, some with personal "wuv" messages (the author informs me) in the form of Hi-Liter scribbles.
The request will be reviewed for eligibility and the author informed whether it has been approved.
But Yu wrote that he received an email from his publisher's chief editor Jin Zhong, who had previously published another book, China's Godfather, Xi Jinping, by the author, informing him that publication of the new book would not be going ahead.
The author informed these masters of his work on the Risalei, and with their permission ordered and perfected his work.
The first author informed the participating consultants about the study and conducted the interviews.
The first author informed the staff members about the study protocol through meetings and letters.
