The phrase "and even attributed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the source or origin of a statement, idea, or work, often to emphasize that it is associated with a particular person or group.
Example: "The theory was first proposed by a lesser-known scientist, and even attributed to some of the most famous researchers in the field."
Alternatives: "and even credited to" or "and even linked to".
The problem now is that it fails to pick out any part of the line: the previous reasoning showed that it doesn't pick out any point greater than or less than the half-way point, and now it doesn't pick out that point either!) These words are Aristotle's not Zeno's, and indeed the argument is not even attributed to Zeno by Aristotle.
Now, in most cases, this type of oversight on the part of a politician could be dismissed--maybe even attributed to nerves.
Over time, it is the most natural thing in the world for us to begin to connect and even attribute that return to well-being to the people or activities that seem to be causing it - we are OK because Mummy loves us, we are OK because Daddy protects us, we are OK because the people around us, for the most part, appear to have our well-being at heart.
Whatever known biographies exist of him, but the major source--and even dialogue attributed to Michelangelo in the film--were his letters, of which we have the complete collection, and poems.
As a Civil War historian of sorts, I find that people often wrongly portray the Civil War and all things Confederate as closely linked with slavery and even attribute the war as a crusade to free the slaves.
"The Chinese Government is seriously concerned about the nuclear tests conducted by India," said the statement, which was read on the Government-run radio and television this evening and attributed to the Foreign Ministry spokesman, Zhu Bangzao.
Thus any damage caused to a researcher's data, such as losses arising from security breaches, data breach or loss, denial of service, performance failures, inaccuracy of the service, and so on, even if attributed to the CSP or its agents, may excluded from any liability.
Given the examples we found — nonessential and even trivial information attributed to anonymous sources, personal attacks, and inadequate details about a source's credibility — I think it is time again for a forceful rededication to the newspaper's own standards.
Some 43,000 to 40,000 years ago sites with artifacts by Neanderthals disappear from the archaeological record, to be replaced by the culture of the Aurignacian, characterized by artifacts (like stone tools, prehistoric art and even musical instruments) attributed to the modern human species H. sapiens.
In these studies, CD133 expressing (CD133+) cells were isolated from primary CRCs and were shown to have the ability to form tumours as xenografts in nude mice; in contrast CD133− cells from the same tumours were shown to have very limited ability to form xenografts and even that was attributed to contamination by CD133+ cells.
