The phrase "authors recommendations" is not correct as it is missing an apostrophe.
It should be "author's recommendations" if referring to a single author or "authors' recommendations" if referring to multiple authors. You can use it when discussing suggestions or advice provided by an author in a particular context, such as a book or article.
Example: "In her latest book, the author's recommendations for improving productivity are quite insightful."
Alternatives: "suggestions from the author" or "author's advice".
What are the authors' recommendations?
In at least one case, the authors' recommendations seem a little outdated, though.
However, there is also another major hurdle in the way of implementing the authors' recommendations for social care.
Simon Gladdish Swansea You can see what an embarrassment of riches we have received this year by the fact that your authors' recommendations so rarely coincided.Despite being a poet myself, I have read very little poetry recently.
Prof Halton added: "In practice however, as all three institutions are autonomous, such a result is highly unlikely, so we are left with the authors' recommendations for a protracted dialogue and more uncertainty - in other words the 'spiral of decline' the authors say they wish to avoid.
The authors' recommendations emphasize the need for drawing upon communication and social science theories of information behavior, reaching out to consumers via a range of traditional and novel formats, gaining better understanding of the public's health information needs, and developing informatics solutions for tailoring resources to users' needs and competencies.
BWA-aln v0.7.1576 with disabled seed was used for mapping, following the authors' recommendation.
The authors' recommendation for emphasizing our similarities instead of our differences sounds remarkably like one of the themes on which our new president campaigned.
The authors' recommendation of standardized cokriging for the analysis of data, collected in landscape-scale field experiments, is therefore not justified.
But the authors' recommendation "to bright young women … to study fields in which women are underrepresented … [is] vapid," he continues.
For these reasons it is the authors' recommendation that the European Society of Radiology become actively influential in promoting education in research.
