The phrase "authored for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a piece of work was created or written for a specific purpose, audience, or individual.
Example: "The report was authored for the annual conference to highlight our achievements over the past year."
Alternatives: "written for" or "created for".
It is based on a study authored for the European Parliament's International Trade Committee.
Apparently, none of the outsiders involved in assembling the materials for the books "authored" for the ladies by Seth Godin Productions had questioned the figures.
And that cinematic style – unusually authored for a Brit, easily bearing comparison to her heroes (Ozu, Bresson, Rohmer) – has astonishing poise and cohesion: long, wide-angle takes, no soundtrack save amped-up birdsong, a commitment to non-professionals in half the roles.
For our experiments, we use 35 topics authored for the TREC medical task in 2016.
We also presupposed that the sentence was jointly authored, for otherwise "we" would not have referred.
Although the learning platform supports other forms of responses, all problem statements authored for our Electronics course use a multiple-choice question format.
In an article Warner co-authored for Nature magazine, he outlines a testing and reporting process that would better inform scientists in the design stage and the wider public at the purchase stage.
Here is the research paper (pdf) that he has co-authored for the Centre for Climate Change Economics and Policy, and Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment: The emissions arithmetic for a 2°C path is stark: stronger action will be required from developing countries, even if developed countries reduce their emissions to zero by 2030.
Warner, in a report he has co-authored for the thinktank Reform, says dramatic action is needed as the NHS faces an expected £30bn-a-year gap by 2020 between the demand for healthcare and its ability to respond, and needs several new funding streams to remain viable.
The songs Esther Dean has co-authored for Katy Perry and Rihanna have topped the charts, but the millions who bought Firework or S&M stubbornly declined to buy Dean's own singles: no place on the charts for Twerkin' 4 Birkin or 2012's call for procreation Baby Making Love.
MPs taking to the streets to preserve clinically unsustainable hospital services only damage their constituents". Warner, in a report he has co-authored for the thinktank Reform, says dramatic action is needed as the NHS faces an expected £30bn-a-year gap by 2020 between the demand for healthcare and its ability to respond, and needs several new funding streams to remain viable.
