The phrase "author type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to categorize or describe the style or genre of an author, often in discussions about literature or writing.
Example: "In analyzing the novel, we must consider the author type to understand the themes and narrative techniques employed."
Alternatives: "writer category" or "literary genre".
Secondary analyses included journal type, author type, article type, whether the literature was grounded in theory, and user groups considered.
Table 1 Results of the literature search Database Total Medline Embase CINAHL Cochrane Searchch results 794 787 240 28 1,849 Relevant articles 23 24 3 0 51 Duplicates −23 28 Table 2 List of relevant studies in the literature Author Type of nail Patients Age range (years) Average weight (kg) Average follow-up (months) Major complications reported?
One type is the protagonist author type, which is often a lot closer to the reader, much more of a connection.
Sub-tallies were calculated for each year, region group, country, intervention category, first author's country, and author type.
Information about the studies was extracted and tabulated, including year of study, author, type of study, country of study, and reference populations (Table 1).
Other information that was extracted included the year of publication, authors, affiliation of the first author, type of journal and country in which the study was undertaken.
As the author types out his drafts, his plot becomes embodied on stage.
Reading this chaotic if sporadically funny first novel by Cappellani, a Sicilian journalist, one can easily picture the author typing beneath a framed photograph of Elmore Leonard.
The author typed, read and approved the final manuscript.
For each publication, the number of co-authors, type of publication, year of publication and the weight assigned by Handelsblatt to the journal in question are provided.
Table 1 Conservative management of traumatic pneumothorax Authors Type of study Patients Outcome/result Notes/limitations Hegarty MM 1976 [20] Prospective case series 131 patients with traumatic chest injuries.
