The phrase "authors designated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific authors who have been assigned or chosen for a particular task or project.
Example: "The authors designated for this research paper have extensive experience in the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "appointed authors" or "selected authors".
The authors designated T. flexuosum (Kunth) Königer & Schildh.
The thiol-activated cytolysin of G. vaginalis strain 594 was subsequently cloned, sequenced (NCBI accession ACD39461) and characterized by Gelber et al. [35] and found it to be a cholesterol-dependent cytolysin (CDC) family toxin, which the authors designated vaginolysin.
These authors designated these sequences as ODDSOC1(HvOS1) and ODDSOC2(HvOS2), respectively.
Recently, the same authors designated the possibly precursor lesion more accurately and called it the papillary tubal hyperplasia (PTH).
Open discussions led to one more eligible paper, whereupon two authors designated 12 papers as "definitely relevant".
> -wrap-foot> All specimens were identified by the collectors (one of the authors) designated by the initial at the first some letters of voucher information.
There is reference data describing clinical significance for the English version [ 21] – the authors designate a mean difference of 0.5 points as a "minimal clinically-important difference".
It is worth noting that these authors designate the obex as the caudal end of the area postrema in the rat, corresponding to the tip of the calamus scriptorius.
On the basis of experience and accumulated findings, the authors have designated three main groups of concerned people who may be affected by the construction of WTs and who should therefore be included in the planning process.
Two authors independently designated patients as ARDSp or ARDSexp and a third reviewed any conflicts (only four cases).
These authors also designated pathological clusters of giant cells and dystrophic neurons outside of tubers as "microtubers".
