The phrase "authors imposed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the requirements, rules, or constraints that authors have established in a particular context, such as a study or a piece of writing.
Example: "The authors imposed strict guidelines on the methodology to ensure the validity of the research findings."
Alternatives: "authors established" or "authors enforced".
For the function, the authors imposed the following assumption: (B1), where with, is continuous and nondecreasing, and there exists such that for and.
This means that, for n ≥ 4, the Bennett disequilibria are different from disequilibria defined by [ 27- 29] since these authors imposed C p ¯ = 1 in formula (2).
The authors imposed a 0°C cold treatment starting at 12 PM under light for 0 (untreated control), 3, 6, and 24 h on two-week old Arabidopsis seedlings grown in agar medium.
Finally, the authors imposed a constraint that the scale ratio had to exceed some fixed value determined by a 'safety factor' (dependent on tuning curve shape and neural variability), in order reduce ambiguity in decoding position.
In these works, the authors impose compactness on the operator family generated by (A t)).
In spite of all post-structuralist argument to the contrary, the reader is not the maker of what he experiences: he is subjected to his author, imposed upon, invaded, possessed.
In [1], for defining an ( m 1, m 2 ) -stabilizable mean, the author imposed that the means m 1 and m 2 should be nontrivial and stable.
In that same recollection, he says in an aside that even when the author imposes the disguise of a name on characters, actual names "are so much more convincing than the names he invents for them".
Supposing the authors had imposed, like Olds, a 15-year moratorium on writing that could upset their children, we might still be waiting for, among others, Hanif Kureishi's Intimacy, Julie Myerson's The Lost Child, Candia McWilliam's What to Look For in Winter and Rachel Cusk's Aftermath.
The theoretical study of equation (20) has been done in [21] where the authors have imposed strong regularity assumptions on the kernel function W, such as Hölder continuity, and used compactness arguments and integral equation techniques to obtain a global existence result of solutions to (20).
Unable to sustain the philosophical burdens the author has imposed on it, this slender book doesn't end so much as fade away.
