1. plural of coauthorship; the state or relationship of being a coauthor, or instances of jointly authoring a work
Usage: countable noun; typically used in academic and publishing contexts

Examples

• The two researchers established several coauthorships on papers about climate science.
• Her coauthorships with international scholars enhanced her academic reputation.
• The journal tracks coauthorships to understand collaboration patterns in the field.
• Multiple coauthorships on a single project can complicate copyright issues.
• Graduate students often seek coauthorships with experienced professors to build their portfolios.
• The database lists all coauthorships published in the last decade.