The phrase "also attributed to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the origins or sources of a particular idea, quote, or work, indicating that it is credited to multiple individuals or sources.
Example: "The famous quote is often attributed to Shakespeare, but it is also attributed to the ancient Greek philosopher Socrates."
Alternatives: "also credited to the" or "also ascribed to the".
The Faqrnāmeh ("The Book of Poverty") is also attributed to the poet.
The increasing militarization of US police is also attributed to the skyrocketing proliferation of Swat teams across the US.
But overall, I think a lot of it is also attributed to the fact that people are interested in a podcast and people enjoy having these conversations.
These are traditionally seen as safe havens for investors, but their continuing strength can be also attributed to the high scrappage value of precious metals".
Pip's place in readers' affections was also attributed to the wealth of film and television adaptations which have been made of the novel over the years.
The company made the announcement while reporting a large drop in third-quarter earnings, which it also attributed to the French unit.
This behaviour can be also attributed to the fact that production rate of cosmogenic tritium are sensitive to secondary neutrons of a different energy distribution (above 4 GeV).
Besides, the enhanced photocatalytic performance is also attributed to the improved visible-light absorption and enlarged surface area.
These items are added to income to offset the matching tax payments, which we also attributed to the individuals, in accordance with standard economic theory.
The slugging explosion was also attributed to the increased muscularity of hitters, though the matter of how hitters had gone about becoming stronger became increasingly controversial.
Besides the gradient distribution of the components, it was also attributed to the formation of protective film, which mainly consisted of Ni(OH 2 and Cu2O.
