The phrase "authorship with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the concept of collaboration or partnership in the context of creating written works or projects.
Example: "The project was a result of authorship with several contributors, each bringing their unique perspective to the table."
Alternatives: "collaboration in authorship" or "co-authorship with".
More significant is his authorship (with Tory MP Douglas Carswell) of The Plan.
Crawford reasserts her personal authorship with the bizarre "Torch Song" (1953), a harsh self-portrait that seems to anticipate the monster portrayed in "Mommie Dearest," the devastating 1978 memoir by Crawford's adopted daughter Christina.
Though they are not strictly fakes, endless types of copies of art are made, including works by an artist's students or colleagues, some of them authorized and even signed by the artist, making it difficult to determine authorship with any certainty.
Legal letters drew a brief pause, before Shia appeared to tire of humble pie, and begin digressing on the iniquitous fallacy of authorship with inquiries such as: "Should God sue me if I paint a river?" (answer: Yes! Please let this happen – and let Lars Von Trier and Michael Bay co-direct).
He even offered to share first authorship with the other postdoc, although he wanted to be listed first.
Also investigate the community norms for sharing authorship with students; in some fields, first authorship carries the highest prestige, in others, it is the last-author position.
And when the time hangs heavy, he'll indulge a burst of co-authorship with Susannah Kells (aka Judy, his wife).
"How many films written, directed and photographed by one person are given co-authorship with their presenter?" asked a riled Mr. Morrissey.
With Professor Brian Simon, she wrote Halfway There (1970), a report on the British comprehensive system, and she followed it up with another co-authorship, with Professor Clyde Chitty, on the same subject, Thirty Years On (1997).
He was true to this promise when he moved back to Cologne after the revolutionary upsurge of 1848, after his co-authorship with Friedrich Engels of the Communist Manifesto, to edit the revived Neue Rheinische Zeitung.
Women do not appear to write as many sole author articles as expected, according to research conducted by Karen Schucan Bird, but are more likely to embrace co-authorship with other women.
