"assign culpability" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to deciding or assigning responsibility for a mistake or wrong-doing. Example sentence: The board of directors assigned culpability to the head of the department for the recent data breach.
The UN report, not yet released, does not assign culpability for chemical weapons use.
"I would not be surprised if half of these loans went down," a Citigroup trader is quoted in the statement.But the statement is brief and does not assign culpability to any individuals.
Still, while they agree that clues about the risky nature of the experiment are clear in retrospect, scientists and other experts around the country remain divided about whether the evidence was obvious enough at the time to assign culpability to one researcher, to Hopkins, or to the overall system for assessing research involving humans in the United States.
I do believe it is important to assign culpability--a culpability which falls disproportionately on the shoulders of Hezbollah.
Assigning culpability also complicates the American response.
Luck, it seems, plays a role in our practice of assigning culpability.
Investigators are likely to avoid assigning culpability to the politicians or policymakers, of both parties, who authorized or were aware of the authorization of– these activities, and simply blame the CIA and its officials.
Russia, Syria's closest ally on the Council, has similarly denied there is any evidence that warrants the assigning culpability for the attacks.
Ferguson and the Middle East do have one striking commonality, but it has less to do with armored vehicles in the streets than with the way in which the media assigns culpability to black and brown bodies for the violence perpetrated against them.
It risks missing how we might assign broader culpability.
Although many others might have, he assigned no culpability to the previous occupant of the White House, his older brother.
