The phrase "almost entirely attributed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree to which something is credited or assigned to a particular source or cause, indicating that it is not completely so.
Example: "The success of the project can be almost entirely attributed to the team's hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "largely credited to" or "mainly ascribed to".
Variation within each of these lineages was almost entirely attributed to variation within populations (Table 2, note that H5 of C. jiangeensis was included in the calculations for lineage E).
This change can, however, be almost entirely attributed to a striking increase in siRNAs derived from a single retrotransposon, MDG1 (from 0.6%to44.2%2% of total siRNAs in vret heterozygotes compared with mutants, respectively) (Fig. 6A).
In secondary analyses (data not shown), we observed that the relation of noise to cardiovascular disease hospitalizations was almost entirely attributed to within airport and across zip code variations in noise exposure rather than to variations between airports.
We found that the observed increase in the annual incidence of MDS in our area was almost entirely attributed to the lower-risk MDS, whose incidence rose from 1.4/100,000 inhabitants in the first period (1990 1994) to 4.4/100,000 in the last quinquennium 2005 2009, demonstrating 214%% increase.
In Brown and Hungerford's review of the size of the lens in ocular disease he comments that the rise in overall lens growth rate observed in the diabetic lens can be almost entirely attributed to increased cortical thickness, with relatively insignificant width changes in the nucleus [ 19].
The authors said their findings could not be entirely attributed to climate change, but said there would "almost certainly" be a continued upward trend in weather-related disasters due to global warming.
The favourable outcome cannot be entirely attributed to PRP.
The splashiest comes from Irving Kirsch, a psychologist at the University of Connecticut, who contends that the multibillion-dollar success of Prozac and its brethren may be attributed almost entirely to the placebo effect.
Last month's drop in consumer confidence was attributed almost entirely to the spike in gas prices, in line with a 2007 study, by the economists Paul Edelstein and Lutz Kilian, showing that spikes in oil prices have often depressed public sentiment in the past.
Chicago?' " The unlikely shift can be attributed almost entirely to the efforts of a deep-pocketed retired financial executive named Rex Sinquefield, best known, previously, for helping create the first S. & P. index funds, in 1973, and for leading what Bloomberg Businessweek has called "a crusade against the income tax".
It has been shown that such a decrease in fatigue properties can be attributed almost entirely to the presence of both the intermediate bonding layer and coating, rather than to the inclusion of the coating thickness in the computation of the alternating stress applied to the material.
