"cited author" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is often used when citing the name of an author in a research paper or essay. For example: According the cited author, the best way to approach this problem is to review the existing literature.
Writing about the nature of Adam, derived from an interpretation of the Bible, one cited author describes him as "having no character; he is without moral conscience, desire, or will; the knowledge of good and evil he has not attained.
But the most frequently cited author in the manifesto is Robert Spencer, director of Jihad Watch and author of The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam.
On his way out of the courthouse, Blagojevich cited author Rudyard Kipling and said it was a time to be strong, to fight through adversity and be strong for his children.
The results show that in 12 cases the first suggestion is a cited author.
The top suggestion was identified as a cited author in exactly 15 cases for Jane and 14 for eTblast.
Interestingly, in almost as many cases (14), none of the three tools identified a cited author as a first suggestion.
While still over-represented among the highly cited authors, inventor-authors appear not to be among the most highly cited authors in that category, with a single notable exception.
However, the cited authors analyzed the results only for heating branch.
However, the methodology used by the cited authors differs from that presented in our work.
Edmund Weiner, deputy editor of the Oxford English Dictionary, said Dylan Thomas was one of the most cited authors in the OED Online.
Starting with the most recent issue and working backwards, the academic memberships of the first, fifth, tenth …nth cited authors in journal articles were recorded.
