Sam Chui is one of the world’s most established aviation and travel blogger, content creator and published author. He enjoys anything related to aviation and travel. His fascination with airplanes stemmed from visiting Kai Tak airport as a teenager. He has spent some of the happiest times of his life in the air.
Should it be “one of the world’s most established aviation and travel bloggers, content creators and published authors” instead?
Thanks!
The phrase “one of the…” is always following by a plural. However, I would not use more than one noun. So, “one of most aviation bloggers is fine”. Your construction is too long and that’s why difficult to read.
I think the construction seems long because it’s not clear what the writer intends to say. There is a list of three items, but does “one of the world’s most established” apply to all three? Presumably, aviation and travel does apply to all three, but it’s not clear. All of this puts a lot of words between the verb is and the list items.
This might be a little clearer:
Sam Chui is one of the world’s most established bloggers, content creators and published authors in the aviation and travel industry.
This is a slightly different meaning, restricting “world’s most established to just the first item;
Sam Chui is one of the world’s most established aviation and travel bloggers, a content creator and a published author.