The phrase "authors asserted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the claims or statements made by authors in a scholarly or literary context.
Example: "In their research, the authors asserted that climate change is accelerating at an unprecedented rate."
Alternatives: "authors claimed" or "authors stated".
Doing so, the authors asserted, would lay the foundation for a healthier and wealthier country, a so-called longevity dividend.
The paper was technically a blueprint for helping French food and wine to "re-enchant the world," but really it was a war plan for combatting the World's 50 Best, which, the authors asserted in the third paragraph, was "clearly influenced by the corporations that subsidize it".
The authors asserted that 80 percent of the home-ice advantage in the N.H.L. could be attributed to the fact that home teams have historically received about 20 percent more power plays, with an even greater advantage in discretionary penalties like holding, hooking and interference.
Also, the same authors asserted that most of the patients with remnant deposits tended to show progressive resorption over time.
The authors asserted that prolonged breastfeeding (more than 19 months) potentially reduces food intake and engenders malnutrition.
These authors asserted that pounding forces, inter-story displacements and normalized story shears were generally decreased when the underlying soil was considered.
The authors assert that they added no editorial content.
Authors assert that the Tsallis q value of a platoon of vehicles is limited to 3>q>1.
With forethought and planning, the authors assert, unavoidable recalls can have long-term favorable outcomes.
The Authors assert two reasons why the full-text-search function harms their traditional markets.
The body of evidence regarding the efficacy of lifestyle interventions within the SMI population is somewhat mixed, but multiple authors assert that there is cause for optimism.
