The phrase "authorship from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the origin or source of a work or piece of writing, particularly in academic or literary contexts.
Example: "The authorship from various contributors highlights the collaborative nature of the project."
Alternatives: "origin of authorship" or "source of authorship".
This week's pick is an excellent interrogation of a book about Shakespeare's authorship from rosbarber.
There is plenty of flash, though, in Mr. Berger's adaptation of "The Revenger's Tragedy," a play of uncertain authorship from the early 17th century.
Picasso went through the roof with pictures that advertised their authorship from 20 meters away without adding much to the painter's stature.
Rasmussen, who also co-edited an Oxford edition of Marlowe's plays, said that he didn't think there was any real evidence to support Marlowe as a co-author on the "Henry VI s, but he credited Gary Taylor with divorcing claims about authorship from judgments about artistic merit.
Working with non-Chinese colleagues, she learned to express clear expectations around authorship from the beginning of a project.
The pseudonymous authorship, from Either-Or to Concluding Unscientific Postscript, presents an inverted Hegelian dialectic which is designed to lead readers away from knowledge rather than towards it.
In the early years of AIDS, scientists who developed the key biological materials needed to test for the virus demanded pledges for acknowledgment, even co-authorship, from recipients.
BG has received honoraria and financial reimbursements from Fresenius Kabi for lecturing and authorship, and from Laboratoire Français du Fractionnement et des Biotechnologies for lecturing; he is the principal clinical trial investigator in the Effects of Voluven on Hemodynamics and Tolerability of Enteral Nutrition in Patients With Severe Sepsis (CRYSTMAS Trial), sponsored by Fresenius Kabi.
Samuel Beckett, thanks to the line containing the words "fail better", is enjoying a new and unlikely half-life among captains of industry, tennis players and motivators (amusingly, Richard Branson, acknowledging the quote's primary authorship, said "from the playwright, Samuel Beckett, but it could just as easily come from the mouth of yours truly").
Using unique survey data from over 2000 life scientists, we find that the predictors of authorship differ from those of inventorship.
Last week, Mr. Leonard's computer was cued to a less grisly case: a civil dispute over authorship stemming from comments in the blogosphere.
