The phrase "a development attributed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a change or progress that is linked to a specific cause or source.
Example: "The recent advancements in technology are a development attributed to increased investment in research and development."
Alternatives: "a change credited" or "an improvement linked".
George Harakaly, a regional water official who accepted the award on behalf of the housing development, attributed the victory to proper aging.
Selling accelerated in the final hour yesterday, a development analysts attributed to program selling set off when the Dow broke below 9,800.
The crime rate has plateaued at its lowest level in decades, a development variously attributed to the ebbing of the crack epidemic, an improved economy, smarter policing, the aging of the baby boomers, and, at huge expense, mass incarceration.
The phrase has been used widely in British English since the late 1980s, a development partly attributed to the success of Australian soap operas such as Neighbours in the United Kingdom.
Demand has been significant so far, a development she attributes to the school's reputation.
Known for years as being one of the best in-ring competitors in the world, the Champion is now making his mark on the microphone, a development he attributes to "taking the time to improve my weaknesses and make them my strengths".
[C11.] Cisco Files New Financial Disclosure Cisco Systems filed a statement with regulators that includes new disclosures about its financial positions, a development Cisco officials attributed to heightened calls for openness from public companies.
Cisco Systems filed a statement with regulators today that includes new disclosures about its financial positions, a development Cisco officials attributed to heightened calls for openness by public companies.
Overall, the poll found the percentage of voters who approved of Mr. Pataki's performance had fallen to its lowest level in more than seven years, a development that was attributed to disapproval of his handling of the budget.
If something is universally a priori (i.e. existing unchangingly prior to experience), then it cannot also be in part dependent upon humans, who have not always existed Roman Catholic priest Servais Pinckaers criticised the modern desire for ethics to be autonomous and free from the authorities such as the Church, a development he partially attributed to thinkers such as Kant.
