The phrase "authors choice" is not correct as it is missing an apostrophe.
It should be "author's choice." You can use it to refer to a decision made by the author regarding their work, such as style, content, or perspective.
Example: "The author's choice to use first-person narration adds a personal touch to the story."
Alternatives: "author's decision" or "writer's preference."
"The authors' choice of emphases and their light-hearted style have been left alone".
The authors' choice of 1610 as the golden spike that signals the beginning of the Anthropocene looks like a rather Euro-centric view.
A small nonrandomized study showed patients undergoing Toupet fundoplication having less postoperative reflux when compared to patients undergoing Dor fundoplication.41 It is the authors' choice to perform a Toupet fundoplication for the above advantages, though until a proper randomized control trial comparing Dor to Toupet fundoplication is performed, this controversy will continue.
I confide in accessing sponsorships which will allow us to extend this option, alternatively to the also modern "fee for Authors" choice.
The authors' choice was motivated by the fact that the B3LYP functional may overestimate the energy difference between 2D and 3D structures.
The study's finding of increased risk for unintentional opioid analgesic PDO in women in New York City may be related to the authors' choice of reference group (non-overdose-related fatal accidents).
One of the pleasures of this entertaining book is the way it drives you to agree or disagree with the authors' choices.
One of the pleasures of this entertaining book is the way it drives you to agree or disagree with the authors' choices.
While they are not as extensive as the star ratings of the Mobil series (although the authors' choices in various price categories are starred), Fodor's descriptions of hotels and restaurants do include subjective judgments.
Diarmaid Ferriter selected the book as his pick in The Sunday Business Post feature "Authors' choices".
These interviews may shed light on editorial practices when receiving qualitative studies and authors' choices of journals for qualitative paper submissions.
