The phrase "authors behind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the individuals who created or contributed to a particular work, such as a book, article, or project.
Example: "The authors behind this groundbreaking research have made significant contributions to the field of science."
Alternatives: "creators of" or "writers responsible for".
Donald Davis, who owns East Village Books in Manhattan, hides the Beat authors "behind the checkout desk," he said.
This week, however, I got a chance to see more fully what that researcher, whose name is Roxana Robinson and who was giving a lecture that afternoon in the Library, has to say about Google, in a column she wrote for the Wall Street Journal called "How Google Stole the Work of Millions of Authors" (behind a paywall).
Children don't really think that there are authors behind books.
The authors behind the Academy Award-winning film "Slumdog Millionaire" are moving on to new writing assignments.
He's got shotgun: Californian Tom Corwin buys a used bookmobile, plans to take it on the road with his favorite authors behind the wheel.
So when Tina Brown began the policy of revealing the authors behind the "we," she was only carrying on the work of those who had come before.
And we are given a tiny glimpse of the Russia the author left behind forever, "a northern country" with "bombs...churches... golden princes... / revolutionaries in raincoats...blizzards"...blizzards
Voosen P (2013) Microbiology leaves the solo author behind.
Stephenie Meyer, the author behind the blockbuster Twilight saga, will release a new novel this November.
It would certainly be interesting if it managed to unmask an anonymous author behind these particular strings of text.
One of the speakers was Zahid Khan, a German author behind self-published books including The Criminal Acts of the Prophet Mohamed.
