The phrase "authors solution" is not correct in written English; it should be "author's solution" to indicate possession.
You can use it when referring to a solution proposed by a specific author in a text or discussion.
Example: "In her latest book, the author's solution to the problem of climate change is both innovative and practical."
Alternatives: "the writer's solution" or "the creator's solution".
But it is hard to escape, given the costs of unilateral disarmament.The authors' solution is a fundamental change in market structure.
The authors' solution, therefore, is a sort of modified new Marshall Plan for poor countries, with aid going directly to developing-country businesses; poor countries would compete by carrying out microeconomic reforms that make it easy to start and build companies.This is all sensible stuff.
The authors' solution is to introduce a conditioning genome; i.e. an additional genome that is used solely for reference purposes.
The paper presents system architecture and hardware and software organization, as well as the authors' solutions for time synchronization, power management, and on-chip signal processing.
Author Solutions, a self-publishing company in Bloomington, Indiana, has ninety thousand client-authors.
Pearson has made Author Solutions part of Penguin, a Simon & Schuster competitor.
Kevin Weiss, the chief executive of Author Solutions, hailed the deal as a step forward for self-publishing markets.
Partnering with Author Solutions, the house will allow hacks who love the hanky-panky to publish their own bodice-ripping, hay-rolling romps under the imprint Harlequin Horizons.
But since Simon & Schuster was already far along in the planning with Author Solutions for the new brand, it decided to go forward anyway, Mr. Rothberg said.
In addition to the standard editorial, design and distribution services normally offered by Author Solutions, Archway will offer a new options created in consultation with Simon.
This week Simon & Schuster launched a joint venture with Author Solutions - a Penguin owned-outfit - to offer self-publishing packages for wannabe writers.
