The phrase "author note" is correct and commonly used in written English.
For example, "At the end of the article, the author noted some changes that need to be made."
Author note: I'd like to expand the Tournament database.
The disclosure in the author note was added on 11 October.
An author note on July 24 with an article about Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein included an outdated identification.
Correction: August 7, 2005, Sunday An author note on July 24 with an article about Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein included an outdated identification.
Author note: Steven M. Cahn is Provost and Professor of Philosophy at the Graduate School of the City University of New York.
Author Note: Elizabeth Allison is a PhD Candidate in the Department of Environmental Science, Policy and Management at the University of California, Berkeley.
The author notes froth, gulls and vegetation.
"Other rice wines seem mere distant cousins," the author notes.
The theater director Robert Wilson's motifs, the author notes admiringly, are "Wagnerian".
Peter Chasseaud, the book's author, notes that the map was "not for public consumption".
As the author notes, Canada removed its Japanese population from British Columbia.
