ghostwrite

For example, Donziger and his Ecuadorian allies used what they termed a "secret" account at an Ecuadorian bank "surreptitiously to pay [the Special Master]" and later to make payments to another conspirator as part of a scheme to ghostwrite the judgment itself.

93-1 which permitted attorneys to "ghostwrite" pleadings and provide other undisclosed services to pro se litigants.

DesignWrite was paid thousands of dollars to ghostwrite articles reporting clinical trials, including four manuscripts on a large trial involving lowdose Prempro.

He knows exactly how to attract a woman's attention and uses his talent to ghostwrite correspondence on behalf of single men who are unwilling, too busy or too inept to find a girl for themselves.

Johnson (world literature, Wagner College) considers, in Caribbean literature, the genre in which authors ghostwrite stories for lost historical figures.

"For the publication of scientific review papers, documents were found describing Merck marketing employees developing plans for manuscripts, contracting with medical publishing companies to ghostwrite manuscripts, and recruiting external, academically affiliated investigators to be authors."