The phrase "are not ascribed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing attributions or assignments of qualities, characteristics, or actions to someone or something.
Example: "The achievements of the team are not ascribed solely to one individual, but rather to the collective effort of all members."
Alternatives: "are not attributed" or "are not assigned".
These units or segments are not ascribed meaning, but instead combine to form words in a way loosely analogous to the way words combine to form sentences.
In this study, displacement of the moiré fringes is not observed in the IMF samples, hence stacking faults or partial dislocations are not ascribed to the IMF growth.
In Armstrong's classification, bodily feelings such as thirst are not ascribed to a specific part of the body, though they can be associated to localized sensations (e.g., sensation of dryness in the throat).
The document study shows that, across the Scandinavian countries, cemeteries are mainly included in the concept of green infrastructure but they are not ascribed qualities similar to those ascribed to public green spaces; instead, most qualities are related to cultural history.
The intent was to enable type 2 functioning to the maximum possible extent, and to ensure that the observed results are not ascribed to simple error in calculations but rather reflect activation of systematic cognitive processes (see also below).
These sensory defects are not ascribed to altered moving ability since frh-1 RNAi) frh-1 RNAi normal response to touch and locomotion activity (Fig. 2B–C), and they actually move slightly faster than control animals (Fig. 2D).
Yet investors are not ascribing a whole lot of value to the Fiat boss Sergio Marchionne's grandiose plan.
It is characteristic of Sebald that what we are reading here is not ascribed directly to the narrator.
Even when thunderstorms were not ascribed directly to the activity of a divine being, they were considered a disturbing premonition.
If the environment is not ascribed a value, the risk is that the cost of damaging it is ignored.
The risk is that the cost of damaging the landscape is ignored because it is not ascribed a monetary value, says Steve Albon, co-author of a government-commissioned report on how much the natural environment contributes to Britain's economy.
