The phrase "attribute works" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of assigning credit or recognition to creative or intellectual outputs.
Example: "In academic writing, it is essential to attribute works to their original authors to avoid plagiarism."
Alternatives: "credit creations" or "acknowledge contributions".
The goal is to assign, or reassign, dates and nationalities, identify subjects and attribute works to specific monastic orders, if not to individual monasteries or artists.
Use of the Gallery's open access material is permitted without further application, authorization, or fees due to the Gallery; we ask only that you attribute works and/or their images, without suggestion of endorsement as described in Using Images.
At the core of the argument is the nature of acceptable evidence used to attribute works to their authors.
"This was their latest attempt to do that, and once again it failed, as will any attempt to attribute work to Shakespeare that originates after 1604".
Institutions and stores are also bringing out his attributed works.
His earliest, tentatively attributed works, sampled at the Met, are lovely drawings for illuminated manuscripts.
With an updated catalogue raisonné that includes many newly attributed works, it is the definitive book on this seminal artist.
In effect, Mr. Willett says that Miss Arendt attributed works to Brecht that never ex isted, and statements that were never made.
A narrowly focused exhibition has been traveling along the East Coast for the last year, containing all the known and attributed works by the New Orleans painter Julien Hudson.
Friedrich was a prolific artist who produced more than 500 attributed works.
The filters and attributes works in a similar way as in Experiment database but without publication nor platform attributes and filters, and including the results attributes specific to the combination method.
