The phrase "alternatively be attributed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when presenting a different explanation or cause for something that has been previously mentioned.
Example: "The increase in sales could alternatively be attributed to the new marketing strategy implemented last quarter."
Alternatives: "could also be ascribed to" or "might instead be linked to".
Could these alternatively be attributed to gene flow from a more archaic population that survived alongside modern humans?
Also, the disappearance from solution can alternatively be attributed to the adsorption of these compounds onto suspended particulate matter and this would therefore reduce their concentrations in the aqueous phase [23, 24] and would depend on matrix characteristics such as total organic carbon, turbidity and oxygen consumption.
During the rainy season, M. coquereli's regulative impact on M. murinus population may alternatively be attributed to intensified feeding competition among capacity-tracking cheirogaleids in productive habitat.
However, our exposure-specific results might alternatively be attributed to regression model instability through potential collinearity of object handling and posture.
Reasons for this hypophagia may include a hitherto-unknown action of the compound to promote satiation, or alternatively be attributed to the elevated water intake of the animals, since there are at least some data suggesting that increased water consumption with meals has been found to reduce energy intake and therefore increase weight loss in obese patients.
Alternatively, it can be attributed to diagnostic challenges with EFE.
Alternatively, they may be attributed to the activity of other PIN-regulatory kinases such as the PID/WAGs or other as yet uncharacterized protein kinases.
Alternatively, it might be attributed to the presence of splice variants or isoforms stemming from two different gene copies simultaneously active in Daphnia.
Alternatively, this could be attributed to viral activity, similar to generalized transduction in bacteriophages, where occasionally defective archaeal viruses package a portion of the host's DNA, resulting in a defective "transducing particle" which can enter an archaeal cell and similarly trigger the CRISPR/Cas system.
Alternatively, this similarity may be attributed to a broader biogeographic structure.
Alternatively, this behavior could be attributed to a regrowth in beta cell mass following initiation of treatment.
