The phrase "also imputable to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when attributing responsibility or causation to something in addition to what has already been mentioned.
Example: "The decline in sales is also imputable to the recent changes in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "also attributable to" or "also ascribed to".
The biological background imputable to the piglet's genetics has also been shown to impact survival [ 9, 10], for example, Meishan piglets have a better survival rate than Large White piglets although they are lighter at birth.
Among the failings readily imputable to it are the vagueness of the drafting and its effort to say too much.
The "Aeneid" is suffused with a fascinating, upending sense that most of what goes gravely wrong on earth isn't imputable to human agency.
"Iran doesn't have the kind of overall and effective control over Hamas and Hezbollah that would make their actions imputable to Iran, justifying self-defence," he said.
The collusion or coercion renders the wife's activity imputable to the husband, he being guilty of the same infraction as if he were openly a participant.
However, since PP depends also on water content, measured by NDII, a Pearson correlation analysis between NDII and land Surface Temperature (TS) has been carried out, demonstrating that low level of PP in 2005 was not imputable to climate conditions but to the worse quality of vegetation associated to the wetland due to aging phenomenon.
Energy demand imputable to buildings corresponds to around 40% of the total in most of the developed countries, showing the great potential in this field to propose and implement effective strategies for energy saving and environmental sustainability.
Key findings showed that participants' educational background represents a clear way to drive environmentally aware behaviors minimizing the consequent health risk imputable to urban overheating and other environmental hazards such as heat waves.
This is imputable to a publication bias that is detected and to the fact that more sophisticated methods and more controls can be used once a sufficient time span is available.
Recognition memory was associated with V1 activity, as part of a temporo-occipital network involving the hippocampus, under conditions that were not imputable to mechanisms associated with conscious retrieval.
