The phrase "authoring principles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing guidelines or foundational concepts related to the creation of content, documents, or software.
Example: "The authoring principles outlined in this document will help ensure consistency and quality across all our publications."
Alternatives: "content creation guidelines" or "writing standards".
Furthermore, our genus-level O.T.U based on these barcodes are congruent with the authors' principle groupings (Fig. 3).
2. Data presentation: The authors principle analysis is to compare the genomic coordinates of (a) lncRNAs and (b) small RNA clusters.
Our analysis of the research impact process was informed by the ODI RAPID framework on research to policy-links (see Figure 1) and included inputs from all authors, Principle Investigators and the Global Health Development Working Group.
A new edition of the author's principles for success.
The undersigned are some of the experts that authored these principles for the EPSRC.
Psychologists like Dr. Weiner, the author of "Principles of Rorschach Interpretation" and another book on the test, strongly disputed the conclusions drawn in the review.
Robert Frank, a liberally inclined economist at Cornell and Bernanke's co-author on "Principles of Economics," believed that Bernanke was a Democrat.
Beauregard was the author of Principles and Maxims of the Art of War (1863) and Report on the Defense of Charleston (1864).
Dr. Hassibi was the co-author with Stella Chess and Harry Breuer of "Disordered Thinking and Communication in Children" 1980 as well as co-author of "Principles and Practice of Child Psychiatry" with Stella Chess in 1978 along with numerous journal articles.
N. Gregory Mankiw, the author of "Principles of Economics," one of the largest-selling introductory economics textbooks, said that he had included the Jevons and Roberts novels in his text's suggested reading list, but that he had never used them in his undergraduate classes at Harvard.
