The phrase "able to attribute a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capacity to assign a cause, quality, or characteristic to something or someone.
Example: "Researchers are able to attribute a significant increase in productivity to the new software implementation."
Alternatives: "capable of assigning a" or "able to ascribe a".
Mrs Clinton will not be able to attribute a good performance on Mr Obama's part to gate-crashing by independents or even Republicans.Pennsylvania has long been presumed an easy state for Mrs Clinton to win.
Since total clicks were so much higher than link clicks, we were able to attribute a significant amount of page "likes" to that particular post.
However, despite a thorough and frustrating analysis, we were not able to attribute a prominent role to any discrete site or sub-region of this enhancer in the regulation of expression of the gene, a situation similar to the endothelial REn1 enhancer of the robo4 promoter [8].
However, when we considered the interviewees' responses to the open questions, we were able to attribute a variety of statements to the specific Tuning outcomes.
Out of the total topics classified in the reference list, only 38% (404) were sufficiently focused or detailed to be able to attribute a beneficiary or specific issue (Table 4).
In contrast to these studies, we were able to attribute a relatively large contribution of the total variance to specific sources of errors (67 %) because of the efficient design of the validation experiment described here.
By employing accurate mass determination, we were able to attribute an empirical formula to each species and through MSn analyses we were capable to distinguish several isobaric species.
But Kirigin says that, eventually, the company will be able to attribute an app's growth to its recommendations and will charge accordingly.
Indeed, it was correctly used when the child was able to attribute an adequate label to the emotion, while when the child cannot conceptualize the emotion, the arousal value seems to be more ambiguous (for example for disgust) or less relevant (sadness).
We have developed a fast high-precision solution to chemical entity recognition which differs from conventional machine learning approaches by being able to attribute all entities to a specific dictionary or grammar.
This unidentified Bakersfield man is the first face that local cops are able to attribute to a new crime wave plaguing the area: thieves and drug dealers stealing security cameras for their own homes.
