The phrase "age can be attributed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the causes or factors related to age in a particular context, such as health, behavior, or experience.
Example: "The decline in physical strength can be attributed to age, as older individuals often experience muscle loss."
Alternatives: "age can be linked to" or "age can be ascribed to".
Although this value is somewhat different from the −20‰ [30] that is expected from a pure terrestrial nutrient intake, natural variations occur in the order of ±2‰ and it is therefore far from definite that a shift in age can be attributed to a reservoir effect.
Control material from children when they are without symptoms will allow us to determine what proportion of ARIs and AGE can be attributed to specific pathogens.
This study examines the extent to which differences in sensitivity by age can be attributed to variations in breast density using a reliable, computer-assisted, continuous measure of per cent breast density.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01730.019 Behavioral decline at advanced age can be attributed to morphological degeneration, such as neuronal death and muscle sarcopenia (Herndon et al., 2002; Glenn et al., 2004).
In Spain, one out of two deaths of cardiovascular origin that occur yearly in patients above 50 years of age can be attributed to high blood pressure, and in 90% of cases to hypertension [ 6].
The collection of control material from children when they are without symptoms will allow us to determine what proportion of ARIs and AGE can be attributed to the presence of specific pathogens.
The development of familial cancers at relatively young ages can be attributed to the first mutational event being inherited, either as a dominant trait, or as a recessive tumour suppressor gene as elucidated for the Rb retinoblastosis locus by Al Knudson (2002).
The deficit in mortality below that expected by the sixth-power law, which is shown in Fig. 3 to occur at old ages, can be attributed to the fact that the populations concerned belong to generations which smoked fewer cigarettes than subsequent ones.
Underutilization of cervical cancer prevention services by women in the high-risk age group of 30 60 years can be attributed to health service factors (such as lack of awareness of health professionals about the screening test and its guidelines, poor availability, poor accessibility, and poor quality of care provided), women's lack of information, and cultural and behavioral barriers.
Results for test scores of achievement at ages 10 and 12 (Figure 2b) are similar to those of teacher-rated achievement: The significant A2 estimate of.20 indicates that 20% of the total variance of tested achievement at age 12 can be attributed to genetic factors independent of tested achievement at age 10.
