The phrase "authors suggestions" is not correct in written English.
Did you mean "author's suggestions"? You can use it when referring to the recommendations or advice provided by a specific author.
Example: "In her book, the author's suggestions for improving writing skills are invaluable."
Alternatives: "recommendations from the author" or "author's advice".
The conceptual argument is powerful, and most of the authors' suggestions are common sense at its best: Set up 401(k) programs so that employees have to opt out if they want, rather than making them opt in.
The authors' suggestions include reinforcing networking efforts among lower-ranking employees, so they can help each other as they work their way up the ladder, and spreading the responsibility for recognising and promoting talented minority employees.
The authors' suggestions that Mrs. Edwards's sharp tongue drove her husband out on the road, and in "steering clear of his wife," he ended up in the arms of Ms. Hunter, have been denounced as sexist and insensitive to Mrs. Edwards's real suffering.
Based on the survey results, last section concludes the paper by authors' suggestions on what should be included in CAD curriculums for different levels of students.
Comments: The authors' suggestions that the BG was more "accurate" than the Broselow tape are misleading: the Broselow tape actually significantly outperformed the BG formula.
Complete commenting of the manuscript is also not least designed to provide authors suggestions for improvement of the manuscript.
MC: Do you agree with the authors' suggestion that sleep electrophysiology could be used to distinguish between the minimally conscious and vegetative states?
But some researchers dispute the authors' suggestion that both problems stem from a single cause, perhaps hormone-mimicking chemicals in the environment.
The authors' suggestion for practitioners is applying the combined model of the reflective practitioner and organizational learning, as this can help innovation leadership in practice at both the individual and the team level.
We agree with the authors' suggestion that future research may also incorporate other objective or independent measures to supplement the subjective evaluation of the variables studied in the development of the new scale and to improve the interpretation of findings.
Alex Dececchi, a paleobiologist at Queen's University in Kingston, Canada, agrees with the authors' suggestion that Zhenyuanlong's feathers and wings might have been used for sexual display or other kinds of signaling.
