The phrase "attributed work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a piece of work that is credited to a specific author or creator.
Example: "The attributed work of Shakespeare continues to influence literature today."
Alternatives: "credited work" or "ascribed work".
The identities of a number of well-known artists have been founded on the basis of a single signed, documented or otherwise attributed work, from which follow further attributions based on technical evidence and geographical proximity.
The Long Walk, Thinner, The Running Man – these are books that dealt with a nastier side of things than King did in his properly attributed work.
Charles-Honoré Lannuier (1779-1819), a Frenchman who came here from Paris in 1803 and whose high-fashion pieces were for years confused with the work of Duncan Phyfe, is the indisputable star of the show, represented by no less than four authenticated pieces and one attributed work.
2– 4 Approximately 10% of patients with GERD have attributed work absences to the condition.
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.
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 M.L.A. Handbook: Punishments for not attributing work are often swift and harsh.
"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".
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