The phrase "and it is attributed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the origin or source of a statement, idea, or work, indicating that it is credited to a particular person or source.
Example: "The quote is often cited in literature, and it is attributed to Shakespeare."
Alternatives: "and it is credited" or "and it is ascribed".
The height of the stone was 1.5 m and its width 0.88 m, and it is attributed to the runemaster Åsmund Kåresson.
These hybrid bundles exhibit PL and it is attributed to the presence of delocalized π electrons and their recombination at the defective sites of SWCNT.
The particle size of Au NPs in the Si/Ti-MCM-36 support was a little larger than that in the Ti-YNU-1 support, and it is attributed to that the highly isolated Td Ti IV) in Ti-YNU-1 is favorable for attaining the smaller gold NPs, while the higher loading of Ti in Si/Ti-MCM-36 anchored more Au and resulted in the formation of larger Au particles.
In the next few years, the effect fades and it is attributed to horizontal spillovers.
Moreover, a change in cobalt coordination occurs and it is attributed to the oxidation of cobalt [92].
After x = 0.04, huge drop in permeability was observed and it is attributed to displacement of indium ions towards octahedral sites.
There's another way to say this, and it's attributed (some say mis-attributed) to Aristotle: "It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it". If a workplace is to be a true meritocracy, it means great ideas must percolate to the top of the organization.
"When I hear about a hack, and it's attributed to a Russian IP address, my first reaction is it's identity theft," King said.
In a previous work it was found miscibility between these polymers and it was attributed to hydrogen bonding formation.
It had been so heavily painted over that "it looked like a drug-crazed hippie," Professor Kemp said, and it was attributed at the time to one of Leonardo's followers.
Later it was shown that this effect is robust even in the presence of weak external fields opposing the preferred magnetization direction and it was attributed to the asymmetry in magnetization dynamics4.
