The phrase "authors in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific authors within a context or framework, often in academic or literary discussions.
Example: "The study focuses on authors in which the theme of identity is prevalent."
Alternatives: "writers in whom" or "creators in which".
The model is an enhancement of earlier work by the authors in which additional simplifying assumptions were made.
Vanya's bungled attempt to shoot the professor is one of the hairpin moments common to both authors in which tragedy tips over into farce.
The present model represents an extension of previous models developed by the authors in which ignition and combustion were modeled separately.
The approach extends a recent study presented by the authors, in which the general SAFE method was extended to account for material damping.
The work herein interfaces with a companion paper by the same authors in which the ammonia-tailored carbon surfaces are characterized relative to physical chemical features [1].
The argument parallels one made recently by the same authors, in which we demonstrated the incompatibility of the finiteness of the entropy and the symmetries of de Sitter space in any dimension.
Myracle's fellow young adult author Libba Bray is encouraging readers to buy Shine in an impassioned blogpost in support of its author, in which she says that "as a writer, she is fearless.
The widow or widower owns the author's entire termination interest unless there are any surviving children or grandchildren of the author, in which case the widow or widower owns one-half of the author's interest.
Now, 60 years on, an unpublished story by the late author in which James Bond takes on the Russians and gets involved in a Formula One race, is to form the basis for a new 007 novel by Anthony Horowitz.
It exploits the results of previous works by the author in which a geometric and analytic technique has been presented to address the singularity analysis of single-dof planar mechanisms.
This edition includes a new introduction by the author in which he reviews the significance of recent economic and political trends and addresses some of the criticisms of the concept of an associational union.
