"further authors" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to additional authors, such as in the following example: "We have looked into the research of two authors, but there are several further authors who have published work on this topic."
Four further authors won £2,000.
The 32-year-old London-based writer receives an £8,000 cheque, while six further authors received smaller prizes.
Further, authors need to make clear the distinctive contribution of their paper relative to both their own previous work and that of others.
OBB was tested by two further authors alone [16, 41] in combination with a high-pull headgear (HPH) [39].
Further, authors contributed [19] an epidemic correlated node behavioral model (ECNBM) to characterize the behaviour of the mobile nodes participating in the routing path.
Referring to Slavin (2007) and further authors (e.g. Stark and Mandl 2001; Schweizer et al. 2011) research methodological tasks comprise two key challenges: (a) reviewing empirical academic literature, and (b) independently performing empirical research projects.
Taking the idea a few steps further, author Ben Marcus imagines a world in which language becomes fatal in "The Flame Alphabet," a powerfully strange and frequently disturbing work that examines the power of words in a new, apocalyptic way.
For example, other than five review corresponding authors based in South Africa, only one further author was based in Africa (the Gambia).
The runner-up will take home £3,000, with the three further shortlisted authors winning £500 each.
Taking it one step further, the authors recommend tips for increasing well-being beyond behavioral change.
Loosening the allegorical forms further, some authors have combined prose with verse.
