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co-author name vs co-author's name

Both "co-author name" and "co-author's name" can be correct depending on the context. "Co-author name" is used when referring to a list of names without possessive form, while "co-author's name" is used when specifying the name belonging to a co-author.

Last updated: March 23, 2024

co-author name

This phrase is correct when referring to a list of names without possessive form.

This phrase is used when mentioning the names of co-authors collectively without indicating possession.

Examples:

  • Please provide the co-author names for the publication.
  • The co-author names are listed at the end of the article.

Alternatives:

  • names of co-authors
  • list of co-authors' names
  • authors' names

co-author's name

This phrase is correct when specifying the name belonging to a co-author.

This phrase is used when indicating the specific name of a co-author in possessive form.

Examples:

  • Please include the co-author's name on the cover of the book.
  • The co-author's name is mentioned in the acknowledgments.

Alternatives:

  • name of the co-author
  • co-author's full name
  • author's name

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