The phrase "authors mentioned that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to statements or findings made by authors in a text, article, or research paper.
Example: "In their study, the authors mentioned that further research is needed to validate their findings."
Alternatives: "the authors stated that" or "the authors noted that".
The authors mentioned that stress may have induced reactivation of the virus.
The authors mentioned that displaced fractures should be stabilised until they are healed radiographically [10].
In [51], the authors mentioned that the Fourier transform of the last equation cannot converge.
The authors mentioned that MPB64 is 10,000 times more sensitive than IS6110 for the diagnosis of tubercular uveitis.
The authors mentioned that this condition holds in many (operatorname {CAT}(0)) spaces including Hilbert spaces and (mathbb{R} -trees.
It can exploit any type of dictionary – in the current implementation news articles from WikiNews are used but GooPIR's authors mentioned that query logs can also be used.
In addition, the authors mentioned that molecular fluorine spontaneously reacts with clean titanium and also TiO2 at temperatures higher than 200°C and 350°C, respectively.
Less mesial movement of the U6 was reported in the en masse group, yet the authors mentioned that this was unlikely to be representative of the population.
The authors mentioned that a good knowledge of the electricity markets is the key to gain profit from a single or a portfolio of power plants.
Authors mentioned that the monolayer adsorption capacity obtained was 435.00 mg/g which was five times greater than the chitosan beads (93.55 mg/g).
Moreover, some authors mentioned that neoadjuvant chemotherapy led to local control and allowed curative surgery [16], resulting in long-term survival, whereas the clinical results of these therapies cannot be verified without long survivors.
