"ownership to" is usable and correct in written English.
This phrase is typically used to describe a transfer of ownership in a particular item. For example, "The company transferred ownership to the new CEO."
(He has since transferred ownership to Drexler).
It's connected by ownership to I Trulli.
The city of South Bend transferred ownership to Berlin.
Is this what you expected business ownership to be?
Mr. Pedraza said he expected fractional ownership to spread.
That shipment of animals, from private ownership to public land, was a landmark in wildlife conservation.
"Each defeat generally required a huge update or change of ownership to draw the population back".
The inclination to resort to gun ownership to do this is really a form of vigilantism.
Such changes could bring satellite ownership to cities, universities and companies.
Still, many business founders do want to transfer control and ownership to their children.
The sport has changed from millionaire ownership to multi-millionaire players, and billionaire owners.
