The phrase "a year attributed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assignment of a specific year to an event, work, or historical figure.
Example: "The painting is a year attributed to the artist's most productive period."
Alternatives: "a year assigned" or "a year ascribed".
The 400,000 deaths a year attributed to cigarette smoke for the last 50 years could not be excused away, he said.
Recent research has uncovered the scale of the problem, with 3 million premature deaths a year attributed to dirty air, as well as millions of other illnesses, particularly in children.
India accounts for over 35%% of the global rabies burden with over 20 000 deaths a year attributed to rabies.
[ 6- 8] Acute asthma is common,[ 10] with over 100,000 admissions and 1,500 deaths a year attributed to asthma in the UK.
Kurt Fearnley, paralympian and 2013 Australian of the Year, attributed an important measure of his success to positive environmental factors his family, teachers, neighbours and friends who "never told me what I couldn't do.
In India, deficiencies of micronutrients are reportedly associated with more deaths than rotavirus, with around 330 000 child deaths each year attributed to vitamin A deficiency alone.
Joseph Forte, voted the A.C.C. rookie of the year, attributed the improvement to the urgency spawned by the tournament.
Daqing oil field has brought polymer flood into commercial application since 1996, achieving a largest scale successful application in the world, with 7,310 barrels of oil production per year attributed to polymer flood (Chen 2006; Dong et al. 2008).
They reported $45 37 billion per year attributed to the visibility costs, $0.4 8.0 billion to the material-damage costs, and $2 6 billion to the forests and crops damage costs.
The third-largest drug manufacturer in Europe, Novartis A.G. of Switzerland, reported a 12percentt rise in net income for the first half of the year, attributing the growth partly to a pickup in sales of Diovan, a hypertension treatment.
Fifteen deaths a year are attributed to eating oysters with a cholera-like bacteria.
