"author papers" is not correct and usable in written English.
Instead, it should be "write papers" or "publish papers." Example: "John is known for his expertise in computer science, as evidenced by the numerous papers he has written on the subject."
When prominent doctors and scientists "guest author" papers ghostwritten by drug companies, the formulation can be toxic.
Senior doctors, inevitably very busy, have become willing to "author" papers written for them by ghostwriters paid by drug companies.
Federal scientists have continued to author papers and issue reports on climate change, for example, even as political appointees have altered the wording of news releases or blocked civil servants from speaking about their conclusions in public forums.
In revisions of King's manuscript, the meticulous editors from the press made "every effort to see that not even a single sentence can be lifted out of context and quoted against the book and the author" (Papers 4 404).
She has already published six first author papers with the results of her doctoral work.
He has more than 40 publications to his name, half of which are single author papers.
Since it seems likely that this feature will be different in single authored papers as opposed to multi-author papers, and there is some evidence that single authors tend to avoid using first person pronouns (Lafuente Millán 2010), the results given here are those for multi-author papers only.
His publications include fifteen sole-author, eighteen principal-author, and seventeen contributing-author papers; sixty engineering bulletins, mostly sole-authored; four manuals and guides; one book chapter; one-hundred-seventy articles; thirty-two structural design plan sets; and seventy-eight serial newsletters.
It might also be noted that the figures for single authored papers are similar to those for multi-author papers for the years 1985 and 1995, but, at least for Series A, they are considerably different for the years 2005 and 2015.
James Damore: "I have two first-author papers in press.
Buesseler and Aoyama have continued to co-author papers.
