The phrase "attribution rules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to guidelines or principles for attributing credit or sources in various fields, such as academic writing, journalism, or copyright law.
Example: "The attribution rules outlined in the style guide must be followed to ensure proper credit is given to original authors."
Alternatives: "credit guidelines" or "source attribution standards".
For purposes of determining stock ownership, the attribution rules described in paragraph (h)(4) of this section apply.
Under the attribution rules of 26 U.S.C. 1563(d)(2), (e), Vogel is not deemed to own this stock for tax purposes.
The inescapable lesson seems to be that rigorous attribution rules are relaxed when journalists are reporting accusations of corrupt deals in a world like figure skating, which has a reputation for unsavory dealings.
The majority of plagiarism cases occur when students misunderstand or misuse academic conventions and attribution rules, but it is the deliberate cheats who cause the most concern, argues the guidelines document.
The term "shareholder" includes an individual who is a shareholder as determined by the attribution rules under section 1563 (d) and (e), without regard to section 1563 e)(3)(C).
Accordingly, the New Regulations allow the second prong to be satisfied as long as each Target Stockholder (applying the attribution rules of Section 318(a)) holds less than 5% by vote or value of each EAG member.[xvi] However, the first prong, which applies with respect to foreign acquiror stock issued to Target Stockholders on an aggregate basis, remains unchanged.
Upon enrollment into the cohort the proportion of NP events attributed to SLE varied from 19to38%8% and affected 6.1 to 11.7% of patients, depending upon the stringency of the attribution rule.
A spokesman for Mr. Cameron, speaking under the no-attribution rules governing briefings at 10 Downing Street, said Britain and Italy had been in close contact since the men — Christopher McManus, 28, of Britain and Franco Lamolinara, 48, of Italy — were kidnapped.
A Scotland Yard official, speaking without attribution under police rules, said a man arrested Friday in west London was called Wahbi Mohamed, 23, and may have been a fifth bomber.
The rules of attribution and credit in the domain of scholarship are established, strict and well-understood.
Part of the problem is that knowledge is treated in corporate law as just another mental state, subject to the same rules of attribution as other mental states, like intent or negligence.
