The phrase "authors exposed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the revealing of information about authors, such as their identities, backgrounds, or works.
Example: "The documentary aimed to shed light on the lives of the authors exposed in the literary scandal."
Alternatives: "authors revealed" or "authors uncovered".
In one set of experiments, the paper's authors exposed corals, scallops, and oysters to the increasingly acidic sea conditions that are expected to ensue with climate change, and the animals' growth rates declined.
After reading Jim Windolf's review of Simon Reynolds's "Rip It Up and Start Again" (March 5), I found myself wondering whether it's only books about pop music that leave authors exposed to charges of being "brainy" and using "99-cent locutions".
The authors exposed an Evolutionary Iterative Random Search Algorithm defined for auctions with multiple units and multiple rounds.
The authors exposed Sprague-Dawley rats to doses of 2, 20, 50, or 100 mg PFOS/kg in the feed over a period of 28 days.
The authors exposed healthy women to a mixture of 23 volatile organic compounds (VOCs) with and without ozone.
These authors exposed human prostate cancer lines to anti-sense JNK1 and JNK2 and found that anti-sense JNK1 inhibited growth and anti-sense JNK2 inhibited proliferation.
Authors expose the results of this technique applied to microvascular surgery in facial reconstruction.
The first of several recent crises occurred in September, when detective work by another author exposed the award-winning British crime writer RJ Ellory, who (recalling the online misdemeanours of the historian Orlando Figes) had used the "sock puppet" alias Nicodemus Jones on Amazon to attack rivals.
Best-selling crime writer RJ Ellory has turned out to be the latest author exposed in the ongoing saga of fake Amazon reviews, a can of worm that just keeps on wriggling.
Using careful arguments and ingenious thought-experiments, the author exposes familiar preconceptions and hobbling institutions.
The author exposes the difference between the remodelling of some existing models, the modelling of physical objects and the modelling of psychical, intentional objects.
