The phrase "authors in the field" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to writers or researchers who are recognized experts in a specific area of study or discipline.
Example: "Many authors in the field of psychology have contributed valuable insights into human behavior."
Alternatives: "scholars in the discipline" or "experts in the area".
Many authors in the field have emphasized the usefulness of this particular method as well as its limitations.
A marathon radio program of issues surrounding homelessness in America with interviews and panel discussions by service providers, authors in the field, and homeless persons.
"I was a yo-yo on this," said one of the more prolific authors in the field, Leonard Susskind of Stanford.
Firstly, we survey the theoretical literature and identify key characteristics used by authors in the field to distinguish transdisciplinarity from related research approaches.
Only Warner Brothers has done anything comparable, and Fox has perhaps gone a bit further in releasing these sets, comprehensive anthologies devoted not to genres or to stars but to major authors in the field of motion pictures.
By tracing the rise and fall of topics in the text and following the citation network the trajectories of individual authors in the field, we show how the current field of computational linguistics matured and developed.
The Strategy Palette builds on the contributions of several authors in the fields of contingent strategy (choosing strategy according to the circumstances) and meta-strategy (strategies for choosing a strategy).
The IEEE Signal Processing Society's Distinguished Lecturer Program provides means and financial support for IEEE chapters to have access to individuals who are well known educators and authors in the fields of signal processing.
Next, we consider a special type of mappings which has been used by number of authors in the fields of variational inequality theory and complementarity theory (see [4 6]).
The set-theoretic approach was also exploited by Dedekind in his pioneering work on algebraic number theory (and algebraic geometry in 1882), and by several authors in the fields of real analysis and complex analysis.
Also included were book chapters and definitive studies, as judged by the authors, in the fields of asthma, acute respiratory distress syndrome, mechanical ventilation, ventilator-induced lung injury and permissive hypercapnia.
