The phrase "a message blaming the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a communication that assigns fault or responsibility to someone or something.
Example: "The report included a message blaming the management for the recent failures in the project."
Alternatives: "a note attributing blame to" or "a statement holding responsible the".
"It's surprising to me how many scientific cranks think pseudoscience and technobabble are really how science gets done," wrote Mr. Francis in an e-mail message, blaming the thinking on the influence of "Star Trek".
Are the millions of Walgreens prescription lids bearing this screening message blaming the victim?
I never did hear much from the NRA this weekend about Stand Your Ground, except for Wayne Lapierre's message blaming the media for the scandal.
The site became a byword for glitches when it famously crashed on launch day – accompanied by a message blaming a "vast number of visitors" – and remains active in promoting the work of her charity foundation to help the underprivileged and her work as an ambassador for the Global Fund to fight Aids, tuberculosis and malaria.
The Republican presidential candidate, trailing Barack Obama by 3% in the national polls according to the RealClearPolitics average, is hoping he will finally achieve a clear week in which to get across his message blaming Obama for the slow economic recovery.
The Obama administration, for instance, canceled all White House tours (Message: Blame the Republicans that your 12-year-old child can no longer visit 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue on your long-planned trip to Washington), while the Republicans held media events at military facilities in their district (Message: Blame the Democrats for our soon-to-be weakened national defense).
Then, he remembers the envelopes and opens the first one, which contains the message, "Blame your predecessor".
That message blamed "an enormous amount of speculation pent up in energy markets," for the high price and added, "It wasn't just the supply-demand equation".
Last week, their set-top boxes were tuned automatically to Channel 1999, where a message on a loop blamed the News Corporation for trying to "extort unreasonable and unfair fee increases".
Many fans on message boards blamed the new stadium for the decision to leave early, which they said clogs easily with large crowds trying to exit.
