The phrase "are frequently attributed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the common association of certain ideas, actions, or characteristics with specific individuals, groups, or sources.
Example: "Many scientific discoveries are frequently attributed to the pioneering work of Albert Einstein."
Alternatives: "are often credited to" or "are commonly linked to".
It was not clear why the boat sank, but accidents on Nigeria's waterways are frequently attributed to overloading and the poor condition of the boats.
Likewise, the garbage slicks are frequently attributed to heavy rains that cause sewage treatment plants to cut off access and divert combined sewer and storm water waste directly into area waterways.
Among these competing misattributions, Angelou's won out over the years, perhaps in part because of her prominence popular quotations are frequently attributed to people more famous than those who actually said them but also, presumably, because it seemed the most plausible.
Among these competing misattributions, Angelou's won out over the years, perhaps in part because of her prominence — popular quotations are frequently attributed to people more famous than those who actually said them — but also, presumably, because it seemed the most plausible.
The unusual behaviors are frequently attributed to the high density of internal interfaces.
The short-term manifestations, commonly observed in normal postmenopausal women, are either a rare complaint of women with CKD or are frequently attributed to the uremic state.
"This implies a much higher degree of social organization and behavioral complexity than is frequently attributed to the Neanderthals".
Sri Lanka's success in intercepting supply ships in the Indian Ocean is frequently attributed to Indian intelligence.
It's frequently attributed to Nelson Mandela, the former South African president, and said to be an excerpt from his 1994 inaugural address.
Although the plight of poor Afrikaners was frequently attributed to their refusal to do manual labour, they were at a double disadvantage in the towns.
Her rapier wit became so widely renowned that quips and mots were frequently attributed to her on the strength of her reputation alone.
