Ascription (noun)

The action of attributing or ascribing something to a particular cause or source.

Origin:

Late middle english: from latin ascriptio(n-), from ad- "to" + scriptio(n-), from scribere "to write".

Examples:

1. The ascription of blame for the accident was difficult due to lack of clear evidence.
2. The ascription of responsibility for the project was clearly defined among the team members.
3. The ascription of the famous quote to Shakespeare is still a subject of debate among scholars.
4. The ascription of the painting to a famous artist increased its value significantly.
5. The ascription of success to hard work and dedication is a common belief in this culture.