The phrase "a pattern attributed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific pattern that is associated with or assigned to a particular source, cause, or individual.
Example: "The researchers identified a pattern attributed to the changes in climate over the past century."
Alternatives: "a pattern associated" or "a pattern linked".
Crayfish were more abundant at banks with high BEHI, a pattern attributed to increases in a generalist species in more-degraded habitats.
This was predictable given the low-level of variation of mitochondrial genes in octocorals (see [ 53]), a pattern attributed to the activity of the mtMutS gene they encode.
However, in some countries, studies have shown a lack of geographical structure despite a strong environmental heterogeneity, a pattern attributed to large-scale seed exchange and continuous seed introduction e.g. barley in Ethiopia, [ 51].
Studies of wildlife populations commonly find a positive correlation between host genetic diversity and disease resistance (Meagher 1999; Pearman and Garner 2005), a pattern attributed to higher adaptive potential in genetically diverse populations or species (Frankham 2005).
Viruses have been most frequently isolated from duck populations in North America and Europe in late summer and early autumn 55, 15, 20), a pattern attributed to high concentrations of susceptible juvenile birds on premigratory staging grounds (4, 6).
The Southern Hemisphere is often interpreted to show a vicariance pattern attributed to the sequential breakup of Gondwanan landmasses [ 12].
Misfiring creates a unique vibration pattern attributed to a particular cylinder.
An isolate of S. enterica serovar Typhimurium JPXX01.1037 matched a PulseNet PFGE cluster pattern attributed to a nationally distributed packaged vegetable product.
Two families each had a single non-Mendelian inheritance pattern attributed to a distinct SNP.
Upon the whole, the formation of noble nanoparticles like silver and gold are indicated by characteristic UV-vis absorption pattern attributed to the surface plasmon resonance (SPM).
The majority (48% in nomadic, 61% in semi-nomadic, 54% in sedentary) of those who reported the changing mobility pattern attributed it to increased settlements, loss of land productivity, changing weather pattern, and restricted pastoral mobility.
