The phrase "actions attributable" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is commonly used in legal or business contexts to refer to actions that can be attributed to a certain person or entity. It can also be used in general discussions to refer to actions that can be assigned or attributed to someone or something. Example: The company's decline in profits was largely due to the actions attributable to the CEO's poor decision-making. Another example: The success of the project was a result of the combined efforts and actions attributable to the entire team.
Our expression of each STAT3 spliceform was at a comparable level, thus allowing our direct comparison of their functional effects and biochemical actions attributable to their different C-terminal sequences without confounding effects of different levels of expression.
In addition to lack of statistical power in this analysis, the interventions used in included studies may have been misclassified because of the lack of a commonly adopted conceptual framework and vocabulary to describe components of the intervention, the intensity with which they were deployed, and the clinical actions attributable to their deployment [ 37].
In prestressed concrete elements, bond between pretensioned strands and the surrounding concrete is attributed to adhesion, mechanical interlock and the friction and 'wedge-action' attributable to radial expansion of the strand following release.
Suppose one of the pod creatures whispers to its nearby fellows, 'Off to the left!' If enough of them follow to tilt the ersatz Uncle Melvin leftwards, was that an action, attributable to the group agent, or just that one pod creature momentarily getting its way?
A common way of speaking is to say that responsibility-bearing actions are attributable to agents in virtue of reflecting upon the agent's "deep self", where the deep self represents the person's fundamental evaluative stance (Sripada ms).
Finally, as only 10% of the patients received either dobutamine or red blood cell transfusion and fluids and vasopressors were guided by CVP and MAP in both groups, the potential difference in protocol actions directly attributable to either lactate or ScvO2 was very small.
Consistent with previous suggestions that Bcl-xL acts as an anti-apoptotic factor in the context of chemotherapeutic treatment, T3 exhibits anti-apoptotic characteristics in hepatoma cells challenged with chemotherapeutic drugs whose actions are attributable to Bcl-xL induction [ 25]).
These cytotoxic actions are attributable to a number of mechanisms including apoptosis induction and anti-angiogenesis, but it is not well investigated as to which small G proteins produce the cytotoxic effects.
It is also to insist that the agent is responsible for her action in the sense that the action is attributable to the agent it represents her evaluative standpoint, her practical identity, what she "stands for" (Watson 1996).
Since Watson 1996, there has been considerable discussion of the relationship between (1) the claim that an action is "attributable to" an agent; (2) the claim that an agent is "answerable for" her action and (3) the claim that an agent is "accountable for" her action.
In early 2002, Congress directed the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) to fund most of the WTC Worker and Volunteer Medical Screening Program (MSP), an action largely attributable to the collaborative efforts of organized labor and elected officials.
