The phrase "author propose" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "author proposes"? You can use "author proposes" when discussing a suggestion or recommendation made by an author in a written work, such as an article, paper, or book.
Example: "In the conclusion of the study, the author proposes several strategies for improving educational outcomes."
Alternatives: "the author suggests" or "the author recommends".
In this paper the author propose a different formulation, as an alternative to maximum stiffness approaches, that minimizes the weight and includes stress constraints.
In this paper, the author propose a system concept of a new pure gravity orbit acquirement method named inner formation flying system, which treats the PM and the outer satellite as a pair of formation flying satellites.
In addition, the author propose a possible application of this type of peptides as the tools or components for constructing a simplified in vitro signaling system processing the phosphorylation signals into the oxidative signals possibly affecting the fate of the living cells.
Does the author propose a metric by which the neurons distinguish the learnt from the noisy pattern? Figure 7 and 8 are mixed up in the text and with their captions.
The author propose a concrete way to implement increasingly a comprehensive national IPC program, based on main challenges (specially the lack of human resources), and the numerous opportunities as the many tools and guidelines currently proposed by WHO to face IPC, NGO's supporting countries to strengthen the health system, and specially Senegalese experience.
Author proposes a ten-story building layout around perimeter.
It should answer questions the author proposed in the beginning.
The Author proposes some Improvements which are honorably received.
The author proposes an alternative model, where states are discontinuous.
The pivotal event, the author proposes, was the evolution of sexual alliances.
Its author proposed a way of escape from samsara, proclaiming Shiva the sole eternal Lord.
