The phrase "according to attributable" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate phrases, "according to" and "attributable," which should not be used together in this manner.
Example: "According to the report, the findings are attributable to several factors."
Alternatives: "as stated by" or "based on".
These values then disaggregated according to those attributable to state land (protected areas), communal land and commercial land.
In contrast, an allocation of allowances to the administering Member State according to the attributable share of the 2010 emissions seems also to be in the scope of the provision of Article 3d of the Directive.
This study aimed to compare where research is conducted to where research is needed according to the attributable burden of disease, mortality and prevalence.
These differences in frictional strength and behavior according to lithology are attributable to their different clay mineral contents, in particular, their smectite contents, as discussed below.
That these epochs alternate, according to Arnold, is attributable to the fact that artists are inspired by the ideas put into the "current of thought" by critics, and vice versa, in an alternating historical pattern.
Deaths were classified as CSM or OCM according to the main attributable certified cause of death (parts 1a or 1b on the UK death certificate; Rink et al, 2012) and supported by selected case-notes (e.g. pathological or radiological evidence of metastases/tumour progression, palliative treatment before death).
According to the WHO, deaths attributable to malaria in 2010 were reduced by over a third from a 2000 estimate of 985,000, largely due to the widespread use of insecticide-treated nets and artemisinin-based combination therapies.
With the replacement scenario, though, there will always be incremental costs due to infection control, which would be cost-effective (according to Dutch standards) when attributable mortality of MRSA is at least 21%.
The causes of death according to the report were attributable to malnutrition and infectious diseases [ 1].
According to WHO projections, deaths attributable to NCDs have increased globally by 7 million between 2000 and 2012.
