The phrase "authoring practices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods, techniques, or approaches related to creating content, such as writing, designing, or producing materials.
Example: "The workshop will focus on improving authoring practices to enhance the quality of educational materials."
Alternatives: "content creation methods" or "writing techniques".
Brandon McDaniel, the study's author, practices what he researches: he manages and writes for the Notes on Parenting blog.
Although highlighting author practices that lead to publication bias, the editors interviewed did generally assume considerable responsibility.
One hundred and thirty-eight consecutive patients aged ≥18 years undergoing sequential CH measurement at the authors' practices in New York City were considered for inclusion in this retrospective study.
Howard was a distinguished civil engineer and author, practicing with his sons Jay and Lawrence since 1983.
It offers common-sense, plainly written advice that is applicable in both the United States and Canada, where the authors practice.
Authors practice one of the few professions directly protected in the Constitution, which instructs Congress "to promote the progress of Science and the useful Arts by securing for limited Times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries".
The authors' practice and focus are disease-centric rather than imaging-centric.
In the authors' practice, Sculptra injections have virtually replaced autologous fat transfer, yielding excellent results for patients with mild to moderate midface and jowl laxity.
In the authors' practice ultrasound is not routinely performed for the assessment of stress fractures although it is important to be aware of the imaging findings.
This paper draws on the authors' practice based research into large organisational change programs in a variety of contexts, and the literature on project management, systems thinking and evaluation.
