The phrase "authors emphasize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the main points or arguments that authors highlight in their work.
Example: "In their research, the authors emphasize the importance of early intervention in educational settings."
Alternatives: "writers highlight" or "scholars stress".
The authors emphasize that for the overwhelming majority these risk factors are matters of personal choice.
The authors emphasize that their data allowed them to identify only correlation, not causation.
Furthermore, the authors emphasize the importance of physicians teaching these skills to medical students and residents.
But the authors emphasize his accomplishments as governor of New Zealand and as an inventor of the weather forecast.
The authors emphasize the complexity and the ambiguity, as well as the simplicity, of impending death and the range of experiences among the participants.
The authors emphasize the immeasurable value of continuous long-term studies of natural populations and of critical opportunities for detecting and understanding rare but significant events.
The report authors emphasize that these regional differences are why training and reskilling programs need to be organized and implemented on a local level.
The authors emphasize the role of reverse engineering (RE) and RP, suggesting a model of cooperative work, with the interaction of maxillofacial surgeons, radiologists, and engineers.
The authors emphasize the need for the teacher's personal activity in the educational process, including the use of student-centered communication technologies.
The authors emphasize the main focus of this work on methodological bases of course design in Propedeutics (introduction to the profession).
The authors emphasize that more research is needed in order to draw strong conclusions about the relationship between parenting style and parental happiness.
