The phrase "author said that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing or summarizing what an author has expressed in their work.
Example: "In her latest book, the author said that the key to success is perseverance."
Alternatives: "the author stated that" or "the author mentioned that".
Dr. Kantarjian, the lead author, said that was a risk.
If "Unearthing" reflected a yearning for a simpler era of comic-book publishing, its author said that was inevitable.
Brandan Robertson, an evangelical Christian activist and author, said that beyond these numbers, he's witnessed a slow and steady shift among young evangelicals on same-sex marriage. .
One author said that never copy anyone's style of working.
The acclaimed English author said that the failure of the prosecution of Lady Chatterley's Lover for obscenity, in 1960, marked a time when British literature could "grow up" when it came to sex.
In the book the author said that Knight's graduation rate is 65percentt.
Mark Salter, McCain's longtime friend and co-author, said that at first he was angered by the president's mischaracterizations.
Dr. Adam D. Rubin, a co-author, said that in 69 of the subjects, whispering put more strain on the vocal cords.
Thomas Zoeller, a University of Massachusetts biologist and paper co-author, said that regulatory testing of chemicals for endocrine-disrupting impacts lags behind the growing evidence of the compounds' health effects, particularly at levels to which people are routinely exposed.
Valerio Poggiali, a postdoctoral research and a co-author, said that Titan's isolated northern lakes do not have rivers flowing in and out; instead the lakes are filled with liquid methane rain.
Joel Baden, Moss's co-author, said that the Green family's interest in buying thousands of ancient artifacts likely spurred bad actors in Iraq to steal the items in the first place.
