The phrase "a move attributed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an action or decision that is credited to a particular person or group.
Example: "The recent policy change is a move attributed to the new leadership's vision for the company."
Alternatives: "an action credited" or "a decision ascribed".
McDonough was replaced on the soccer side by former Benfica Academy head Armando Carneiro, in a move widely attributed to Da Silva.
Shares of Goldman fell $9.02, or 7percentto to $120.78, a move analysts attributed to the bank not announcing any new capital infusion.
Shortly before the market crash, he started a company to advise his family and others on investing directly in private equity, a move he attributed to his own bad experience.
Data storage maker EMC Tuesday raised its first-quarter outlook slightly to a profit of at least 1 cent a share, a move analysts attributed to either cost-cutting or sales of higher margin products.
None of these newly referenced Pokémon even seem to have combat moves attributed to them yet, so we're still at least one game update away from seeing them in the wild.
In 1997, Mr. Levine left Dale Carnegie, a move he attributes to wanting to spend less time on the road.
New Jersey colleges and universities continue to raise tuition at a rate faster than inflation, a move officials attribute to increasing costs for salaries and building upgrades.
Farron is a committed Christian and was among nine Lib Dem MPs to abstain at a third reading of the marriage (same-sex couples) bill, a move he attributes to concerns about aspects of the bill relating to "protecting people's right to conscience".
Farron is a committed Christian and was among nine Lib Dem MPs who abstained at a third reading of the marriage (same-sex couples) bill, a move he attributes to concerns about aspects of the bill relating to "protecting people's right to conscience".
