The phrase "also been attributable to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the causes or reasons for a particular outcome or situation, indicating that there are multiple factors involved.
Example: "The recent increase in sales has also been attributable to the successful marketing campaign."
Alternatives: "also been linked to" or "also been due to".
This was attributed to the fact that fructose is sweeter than sucrose and glucose [ 7], and it may also be attributable to the short period (2 weeks) of sugar solution intake.
The déjà vu phenomenon also is attributable to minor neurophysiological abnormality; it is frequent in epilepsy.
Some of this stylistic change, especially the last two reliefs from the Pisa pulpit, may also be attributable to apprentices or members of his workshop, including Giovanni Pisano, his son.
However, product failure can also be attributable to careless use or abuse by the individual, rather than to any specific defect or design shortcoming being inherent within a product.
Less frequently observed phenomena, such as parhelia, sun pillars, tangent arcs, sun crosses, and others, also are attributable to the reflection or refraction of sunlight or moonlight by ice crystals.
(That this Jamesian quality has been preserved in English is a great tribute to Marías's translators, Esther Allen and especially Margaret Jull Costa. But it may also be attributable to the fact that Marías's fiction in some way comes from English: he has done Spanish translations of Sterne, Hardy, Stevenson and Faulkner, among others).
This may also be attributable to the additional water held within the flocculent soil structure.
Therefore, the results might also be attributable to differences in pre-existing firm characteristics.
The potent antitumor activity of CD19-28z-41BBL attributableributobee thebenhancedhanced IFNβ secretion (Zhao et al., 2015).
Our non-significant results might also be attributable to the small number of observations in our subsample.
