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The phrase "are attributed to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is ascribed or credited to a particular source, person, or cause.
Example: "The discoveries in the field of genetics are attributed to the groundbreaking work of several key scientists."
Alternatives: "are credited to the" or "are ascribed to the".
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Most are attributed to the Middle Palaeolithic.
All manner of economic ills are attributed to the place.
Differences in outcomes between the groups are attributed to the treatment.
Many quotable lines are attributed to the theoretical physicist Richard Feynman.
Two instruments on the satellite are attributed to the late Dr. Kinsey Anderson.
This is crucial because more than 15% of emissions are attributed to the clearing of forests.
The inaccuracies are attributed to the presence of casting pores.
The frescoes are attributed to the young Giotto or his school.
Their novel electronic properties are attributed to the delocalized π-electrons due to orbital overlap.
These peaks are attributed to the cis and trans isomers.
The transmission peaks are attributed to the Fabry Perot resonance; and the transmission dips are attributed to the surface plasmon resonance.
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