The phrase "authoring language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a programming or markup language specifically designed for creating content, such as documents, websites, or software applications.
Example: "The authoring language used for this project is HTML, which allows us to structure and present content on the web."
Alternatives: "content creation language" or "markup language".
TAL supports the description of templates independently of the target hypermedia authoring language.
We used the software authoring language Toolbook II Instructor Versions 6.5 – 8.5 (SumTotal Corporation, Mountain View, CA).
The first PLATO-specific programming language was TUTOR, an authoring language that allowed programmers to write online problem sets.* A problem written in TUTOR had, at minimum, a question and an answer bank.
This paper presents TAL (Template Authoring Language), an authoring language for hypermedia document templates.
In this paper we present TAL: Template Authoring Language.
TAL defines a family (a set) of compositions, and it is independent of any authoring language used to specify hypermedia applications that benefit from TAL compositions to define a particular member of the template family.
This is because this sort of authoring languages aims at specifying particular hypermedia documents and not a family of documents.
"I think authors' language should be left alone," she said.
But Mr. Dunn said the state had begun backing away from its policy even before yesterday's announcement, and had already made sure that all literary passages contained in a Regents exam to be administered on June 18 and June 19 were true to the authors' language.
The ULL includes meta-data such as the author, language, time of learning, location (latitude and longitude), place (name of nearby buildings) and tag, and the learners can search target ULLs based on the meta-data.
Third, relevant publications may exist outside of authors' language capabilities, despite covering several major European languages.
