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The phrase "are directly attributed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cause or source of something, often in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "The recent changes in policy are directly attributed to the feedback received from the community."
Alternatives: "are directly linked to" or "are specifically ascribed to".
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Dosing errors by caregivers are common and often are directly attributed to poorly designed instructions.
Their macroscopic responses are directly attributed to the nature of each dynamic bond.
The charge yields are directly attributed to the amount of silver nanoparticles into the system (AgNO3).
The high success rates of ransomware attacks are directly attributed to the shortcomings of antivirus software that rely on static, signature-based methods to detect ransomware.
Results show that the non-Gaussian effects of 3He gas diffusion in healthy rat lungs are directly attributed to the anisotropic geometry of lung microstructure as predicted by the Yablonskiy model, and that quantitative analysis over the entire lung can be reliably repeated in time-course studies of the same animal.
These results are directly attributed to the sulfated zirconia coating, which is effective in reducing side reactions by preventing direct contact between the active materials and electrolyte solutions, as well as forming a more stable solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) layer on the active material surface.
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So far, 21 fatalities have been directly attributed to Irene.
"We're seeing changes in this marine insect that can be directly attributed to the plastic".
That can be directly attributed to the work of New York City police officers.
Much of the resonance of Gears can be directly attributed to the character of Fenix.
"We know the last five years in U.S. soccer can be directly attributed to our senior players.
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