The phrase "authors endorsed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the approval or support given by authors for a particular idea, work, or project.
Example: "The research paper was well-received, especially because it included several authors endorsed by leading experts in the field."
Alternatives: "authors supported" or "authors approved".
To reduce smoking rates further, the study's authors endorsed the use of "proven" interventions, including higher cigarette prices, easy access to quit lines, smoke-free polices for public places and anti-tobacco mass-media efforts like the CDC's "Tips From Former Smokers" campaign.
All authors endorsed the publication.
Methodological and statistical concerns about the trial methods did not extend to the 'no harms' finding, however, and in a number of sources, authors endorsed this finding as support for screening.
In 1982, an article in the British Medical Journal suggested that the "care of [people with diabetes] requires enthusiasm and organisation". 1 The authors endorsed general practice as the setting for the management of uncomplicated diabetes, working closely with hospital specialists.
Some authors endorse the claim that anything is possible (e.g. Mortensen 1989).
All authors endorse the final paper.
All authors have made substantive contributions to the study, and all authors endorse the data and conclusions.
Approximately one third of patients will develop metastatic disease, 75% involving the chest, and therefore most authors endorse routine imaging of the chest alone, unless further imaging is indicated clinically.
The authors endorse RSS and RASS (Tables 4 and 5, respectively) as sedation scales, which have excellent inter-rater reliability and validity, and were the most frequently used sedation scales in the latest survey [ 18].
Note that no one author endorses all of these arguments, and indeed, some authors who are sympathetic to IP have explicitly stated that they don't consider certain of these arguments to be good (for example Mark Kaplan does not endorse the claim that concerns about descriptive realism suggest allowing incompleteness).
(Disclaimer: Neither Noisey nor the author endorse the assassination of Presidents, people in politics, or even the sub-human scum who don't pick up their dog's crap from the sidewalk. Increase the peace!).
