The phrase "accurately attributed to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the proper assignment of credit or recognition for a statement, idea, or work to its rightful source.
Example: "The quote was accurately attributed to the famous author, ensuring that her contributions were recognized."
Alternatives: "correctly credited to the" or "rightly assigned to the".
The latest incident may be more accurately attributed to the Trump campaign's capacity to bring attention on itself even when it would be advantageous to remain silent.
However, further studies will be largely needed to verify whether, uniformly according to the modern criteria, the Paleogene climates of the East Asia interior can be accurately attributed to the arid category.
These local changes in practice are often more tangible and a causal link can be more accurately attributed to the given research program.
The choreography for the classics is always, and accurately, attributed to "Alicia Alonso after the original version by.... ...... ("Gottschalk" was the only instance in which a Latin-American dance dialect — it began with a samba — was actively evident).
Although he called on Russia in July to release Clinton's State Department emails, Trump has more recently denied that the hacks could be accurately attributed to Russia.
Anyway, the issue was better and more succinctly settled in a quip often (though perhaps not accurately) attributed to Casey Stengel: "Good pitching will always stop good hitting — and vice versa".
However, because outer ear infections can develop anywhere from hours to days after exposure, they may not always be accurately attributed to swimming or other water exposures [ 11].
After obtaining an atomic model for this cryo-EM map, we were able to accurately subtract the densities attributed to the ribosome from the cryo-EM map.
This may be partially attributed to the difficulty in accurately genotyping CNVs in large cohorts using array-based technologies.
