The phrase "are exclusively attributed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that something is solely or uniquely assigned to a particular source or cause.
Example: "The success of the project is exclusively attributed to the team's hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "are solely credited to" or "are uniquely assigned to".
The exceptional electrochemical performances are exclusively attributed to the large internal surface area and high porosity of the ordered mesoporous carbon, which favorites both electron and Li-ion transportations.
The overlapping of patterns related to the total female population is shown in figure 2. 14.4% of all female patients are exclusively attributed to cardiovascular/metabolic disorders and no other pattern, 18.5% exclusively to ADS and pain and 0.6% exclusively to neuropsychiatric disorders.
This method allows the rigorous determination of the changes in systemic properties that can be exclusively attributed to overall feedback inhibition.
Numerous landscape changes documented in this region, particularly variations in fluvial dynamics and morphologies, have nevertheless been exclusively attributed to climatic fluctuations.
The Pt/NF GNF catalyst exhibits enhanced ORR behavior with greater electrochemical stability, which is exclusively attributed to the simultaneous presence of N and F heteroatoms, which induces charge delocalization in the GNF matrix based on the electronegativity difference between carbon and heteroatoms.
The unique properties associated with hybrid membranes could be exclusively attributed to the presence of pendant sulfonic-acid groups in the filler materials, which provide proton-conducting pathways between the filler and matrix in the hybrid membranes, and facilitate proton transport with adequate balance between proton conductivity and methanol permeability.
Thus, the efficiency of the nanostructured TiO2 in degrading the dyes under the UV irradiation can be exclusively attributed to the photocatalytic effects.
This civil amorphousness cannot be exclusively attributed to the crisis of today's political system devoid of any comprehensible value paradigm.
Indeed any economic improvements in a region that receives roads, compared to one that does not, cannot be exclusively attributed to investment in infrastructure -- they may also be held by changes in other environmental or policy factors.
These differences in the computed porosities cannot be exclusively attributed to differences in the imaging techniques; as Curtis et al. (2012) reported, a porosity of 0.4% calculated from 125 µm3 3domainin at a resolution of 10 nm, while Shabro et al. (2014) reported a porosity of 13.2% for a 4.4 µm3 domain sample volume at a lower resolution of 6 nm.
