corr.
9.3
The person to contact about a document, often the main author
- adjective
- Formal
:
correspondiente
- The report lists Dr. Smith as the corr. author.
Examples
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Please contact the corr. author for more details.
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If you have questions, contact the corr. author whose email is on the first page.
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Please send all inquiries to the corr. author listed in the article.
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The corr. address is provided at the end of the research paper.
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For any further details, please refer to the corr. author mentioned in the report.
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The editorial guidelines specify that the corr. address must be clearly marked.
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You should reach out to the corr. author if you need clarification on the findings.
Surface Forms
corr. positive
Etymology
Corr. for 'corresponding' comes from the parts cor- meaning 'together' and respond meaning 'answer', so the corresponding author is the person who answers questions and communicates about the paper.
