1. writing or creating a work jointly with one or more other people
Usage: present participle of coauthor

1. the act or process of writing or creating a work jointly with others
Usage: gerund form

Examples

• The professors are coauthoring a textbook on molecular biology.
• She enjoys coauthoring research papers with her colleagues.
• The coauthoring process requires clear communication between writers.
• They spent months coauthoring the grant proposal.
• Coauthoring academic articles has become increasingly common.
• The software facilitates coauthoring documents in real time.
• Successful coauthoring depends on compatible writing styles.