The phrase "authors envisaged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ideas, concepts, or visions that authors have imagined or planned in their work.
Example: "In their research paper, the authors envisaged a future where renewable energy sources dominate the global market."
Alternatives: "authors envisioned" or "authors imagined".
Preserving perishable fresh food (mainly vegetable) under sub-zero weather is another debacle the authors envisaged in the quest to reduce fossil fuel consumption.
Citing the idea that the huge volumes of sulphur gases expelled by the volcano might have created a 5,000m tonne load of sulphuric acid aerosols in the stratosphere, forming a very effective sun-block, the authors envisaged a bitter "Toba Winter" following the eruption, with global temperatures plummeting by 3-5C.
The authors envisaged that this sort of design review system will help to improve the quality of the design review that it is undertaken and make it a simpler, easier and more satisfying process.
To generate a radical from an organoboron reagent, the authors envisaged a dual catalysis mechanism in which Ni-catalyzed cross-coupling and Ir-catalyzed photoredox events occur synergistically.
The authors envisage prompt availability of both types of HAPS, aerodynamic and aerostatic, providing unprecedented services.
The authors envisage the common ancestor of these two lineages slithering its way over the core platform when sea levels were low around 138,000 years ago.
The authors envisage fully automated insect works being set up close to breweries or food factories that produce high volumes of farm waste.
But the authors envisage a world in which upmarket and downmarket newspapers will increasingly converge; Le Roux finally merges the newsrooms of his two polarised papers.
Of particular interest is how these authors envisage a role for management accounting in the design and application of the HO.
How these authors envisage a role for management accounting in the design and application of the HO is of particular interest.
This process lead to fabrication yields larger than 70% and authors envisage even larger yields of ⩾85% with optimized mask design.
