Sentence examples for co-authored with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "co-authored with" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it when two or more people have both contributed to the creation of a piece of written work, such as a book, article, or report. For example, "This study was co-authored with Dr. John Smith.".
Alys Fowler's latest book is Letters to a Beekeeper, co-authored with the beekeeper Steve Benbow.
Broecker's book, co-authored with journalist Robert Kunzig, concedes that pessimism is a rational response.
Burkard makes the case for the school in a report co-authored with Captain Burki.
(It is co-authored with Adam Grant, a professor of psychology at Wharton).
Co-authored with Hu Maxwell.
Co-authored with Siskar.co.
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