'authorship for' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to introduce a person who is responsible for something, such as a work of art or literature. For example: "Authorship for this poem is attributed to Emily Dickinson."
Writers are usually unabashed about claiming authorship for their work.
Experts had been questioning its authorship for years.
But it is difficult to trace authorship for the W.P.A. guides.
She hated flesh.' It may well have been to protect her that Dominique kept secret her authorship for so long.
They say Cinar had illegally obtained federal tax credits by claiming Canadian authorship for scripts that in fact had been written by Americans.
There he was, physically imposing and convinced of his own gifts, wanting to possess her story in order to claim a certain amount of its authorship for himself.
Perhaps around the corner a slightly larger fraud is acceptable, including those too-common courtesy authorships for the highly placed.
S.S. and B.B. share co-authorship for contributions to design, execution, and interpretation of the murine MCMV and adenovirus experiments.
The email will include an explanatory statement about the project, the proposed exercise grid and an offer of co-authorship for participants who complete all Delphi rounds of the process.
Summary The authors construct a research social network, based on published manuscript co-authorships, for Alzheimer Disease and Lymphoma research, for four consecutive 4 year periods.
In Figure 1 we see the links between different countries, as expressed in joint paper authorships for all scientific fields combined [ 4].
